As with most computer related languages, despite the greatest security measures, there are still holes that can be exposed. ... If a computer has sufficient hardware and software to record and to play sound, it would be possible for a hacker to not only listen in to a users conversation, but to also record and copy the conversation. ... Whereas if it occurred on a stand-alone computer used by an individual playing games then would bring little problems. 4. ... A mobile code that is unwelcome by all (apart from the creator) is a computer virus. These generally target personal computers and ...

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This rise in the interest in Java is mainly due to the fact that developers have a higher productivity when using Java compared to traditional languages such as C or C++, especially when doing cross-platform or Internet development .The use of Java is not widespread among developers of computer games sold in retail .It is therefore natural to ask why this is so, and ask whether game developers can benefit from using Java. ... Examples are 3D graphics, emailing, advanced imaging, and access to computer communication ports. ... Furthermore, Java is only suited for application development, not lo...

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He was inspired by the concept of "clean room" in the semi-conductor industry, and introduced the approach of removing the defects during the early stages of manufacturing into Software Engineering The name "Cleanroom" was originally derived from the semi-conductor industry, where a physical clean room exists to prevent introduction of defects during hardware manufacturing. ...

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