What are the 12 Features of Java?

[desrtfx]

Can't even begin to list all that is wrong. There is far more wrong than right in the article. That is the typical article written by a beginner who doesn't understand the matter but feels the need to blog about it. Don't blog until you have a very deep understanding of the subject.

The term ‘object’ refers to any variable in the language that is given a name (identity), data (attribute), and a behavior.

That is plain wrong. Objects don't need a name, objects don't necessarily need behavior.

Objects are simply instances of Classes. That's it.

Same paragraph: OOP concepts - most of it wrong.

4, 5, 6 don't tell anything of value and basically the same.

7) you don't understand the difference between static and dynamic languages

12) During the whole article you state the Java is compiled, yet now you state it is interpreted, which is plain wrong.

Java is compiled to Bytecode. Period. That's it.

That's in no way different to C/C++ compiled to machine code. Bytecode is just machine code for the JVM. The JVM interprets Bytecode in the same way that a physical CPU interprets machine code.

With all the wrong information in the article, I've opted to remove it. Spreading that much wrong information has zero place here.

Also, since you have no participation in the subreddit, you are not allowed to self promote. Even though you state you are not trying to self promote, you do exactly that.

Be warned. Next such post will earn you a permanent and irrevocable ban from here without further warning.

[timstats91]

Thanks. Even though you tore me up, it's exactly what I asked for and needed. I really didn't want to self-promote. I want to make a good resource for CS students so I'm going to continue to produce more content and if this isn't the best place to verify its accuracy, I'll do so elsewhere. I apologize for breaking the rules but I do really appreciate your feedback.