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Foil 14 Java vs. JavaScript III

From Overview of JavaScript I -- Basic Web Scripting Language CPS616 Technologies of the Information Age -- Spring Semester 99. by Geoffrey C. Fox (Tom Scavo)
1 Java applets are distinct from HTML
2 Java is strongly typed with static (compile-time) binding
3 Java bytecodes are interpreted (or "Just-In-Time" compiled) on the client
4 JavaScript is tightly coupled with HTML
5 JavaScript is loosely typed with dynamic (run-time) binding
6 High-level JavaScript source code is interpreted on the client but is often MUCH faster than Java as integrated into browser
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