Identifying Reference Objects by Hierarchical Clustering in Java\n Environment
Rahul Saha, G. Geetha
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Rahul Saha, G. Geetha
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Recently Java programming environment has become so popular. Java programming\nlanguage is a language that is designed to be portable enough to be executed in\nwide range of computers ranging from cell phones to supercomputers. Computer\nprograms written in Java are compiled into Java Byte code instructions that are\nsuitable for execution by a Java Virtual Machine implementation. Java virtual\nMachine is commonly implemented in software by means of an interpreter for the\nJava Virtual Machine instruction set. As an object oriented language, Java\nutilizes the concept of objects. Our idea is to identify the candidate objects'\nreferences in a Java environment through hierarchical cluster analysis using\nreference stack and execution stack.\n
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Recently Java programming environment has become so popular. Java programming\nlanguage is a language that is designed to be portable enough to be executed in\nwide range of computers ranging from cell phones to supercomputers. Computer\nprograms written in Java are compiled into Java Byte code instructions that are\nsuitable for execution by a Java Virtual Machine implementation. Java virtual\nMachine is commonly implemented in software by means of an interpreter for the\nJava Virtual Machine instruction set. As an object oriented language, Java\nutilizes the concept of objects. Our idea is to identify the candidate objects'\nreferences in a Java environment through hierarchical cluster analysis using\nreference stack and execution stack.\n
Key concepts: Computer science, strictfp, Java annotation, Real time Java, Java concurrency, Java, Generics in Java, Java Modeling Language