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Distributed:
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If any application functionalities are distributed to multiple systems, it is called as the Distributed Application. Java is also the Distributed programming language.

Compiled and interpreted:
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Java is both compiled and interpreted programming language. Because of the compilation and interpretation, the output is going to be smooth always.

Java naming conventions :
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Pascal Case naming conventions:
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Pascal case (also known as UpperCamelCase) is a naming convention used in java programming for classes and each word in a compound name starts with a capital letter, with no spaces or underscores between the words.

Key characteristics of Pascal case:
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The first letter of each word is capitalized.
No spaces or underscores between words.
Examples of Pascal case:
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CustomerName
GetUserDetails
EmployeeSalaryReport
CalculateTotalAmount
PersonAddressDetails

camelCase Naming conventions:
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In Java, camelCase is a popular naming convention used for variables, method names, and other identifiers (except for class names, which typically use PascalCase). In camelCase, the first word starts with a lowercase letter, and each subsequent word begins with an uppercase letter, with no spaces or underscores between words.

Key characteristics of camelCase:
The first word is in lowercase.
Every subsequent word starts with an uppercase letter.
No spaces or underscores between words.
Examples of camelCase in Java:
userName
totalAmount
calculateTotalPrice
firstName
findUserById

Screaming case naming conventions:-
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In Java, screaming snake case (also known as screaming case or UPPERCASE_SNAKE_CASE) is a naming convention where all letters are uppercase, and words are separated by underscores (_). This convention is typically used for constant values.
Key characteristics of Screaming Case:
All letters are uppercase.
Words are separated by underscores (_).
Commonly used for constants or static final variables.
Example of Screaming Case in Java:
MAX_VALUE
PI
DEFAULT_TIMEOUT
USER_ROLE_ADMIN
MAX_BUFFER_SIZE

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