Key Features that Make Java More Secure than Other Languages

Key Features that Make Java More Secure than Other Languages

1) No use of pointers
2) Exception handling concept
3) Defined order execution
4) Byte code is another thing that makes Java more secure 
5) Tested code re-usability
6) Access Control functionality
7) Protection from security attacks
8) Garbage collection mechanism
9) Type-safe reference casting in JVM

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 Pavan

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