What is the design goal of the Java language?
What will be an ideal response?
The design goal of the Java language is to pick a subset that contains all the advantages of object-oriented programming but eliminate the error-prone parts of the C++ language that exist due to the fact that C++ is based on the C programming language. Features such as pointer arithmetic, the ability to access memory outside of a bounded data structure, such as array, complex scheme of multiple inheritance, and so on are gone. Features now added to Java are automatic reclamation of unreferenced memory and the automatic checking of illegal array offsets. Using both object-oriented concepts and a modern memory-management model have had a positive impact on Java security.
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What will be an ideal response?
What is the main advantage of using a qualitative impact analysis?
A. A qualitative impact analysis identifies areas that require immediate improvement. B. A qualitative impact analysis considers monetary facts and figures. C. A qualitative impact analysis makes a cost benefit analysis simple. D. A qualitative impact analysis provides specific measurements of attack impacts.