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Re: what is difference between core java and advanced java?
Usuallly 'core' Java is the JSE suite (i.e. the stuff that is normally downloaded and installed to get started). JSE comes with a huge amount of classes and you can do pretty advanced things with it. JEE is a suite of additional classes on top of the JSE classes and they form a 'framework' for network enabled applications (usually the internet) together with database support, but there are numerous classes that don't fall into one of JSE or JEE that can handle multi media, speech or whatever. If you're new to Java, stick to JSE first and if you've managed that, the transition to other frameworks (such as JEE) will be easier.
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