Hmmm...what about those ~1.5 billion Android devices currently in use?

Those 1.5 million devices are not using Java. The are using GOVJ or Google's own version of Java.

 

Those 1.5 million devices are not using Java. The are using GOVJ or Google's own version of Java.

It's a billion, not a million. And it's still Java...just not the "officially sanctioned" version.

Kinda like saying Microsoft BASIC is not BASIC because it didn't come out of Dartmouth.

 

It's a billion, not a million. And it's still Java...just not the "officially sanctioned" version.

Kinda like saying Microsoft BASIC is not BASIC because it didn't come out of Dartmouth.

I just like yanking your chain... I don't do it often because then it would be boorish! No worries

 

I'm just basically saying that you can't wrap your head around one paradigm.

OOP, procedural, data-flow programming, assembly, interrupt, real-time OS's are very different mindsets with a common ground. I can't even begin to wrap my head around this html stuff myself. Then embedded html stuff is different yet.

 

OOP, procedural, data-flow programming, assembly, interrupt, real-time OS's are very different mindsets with a common ground. I can't even begin to wrap my head around this html stuff myself. Then embedded html stuff is different yet.

I've never had a problem with any of this. It has always come easy for me.

Dealing with idiot humans, OTOH, is where I get lost.

 

I've never had a problem with any of this. It has always come easy for me.

Dealing with idiot humans, OTOH, is where I get lost.

If humans just behaved predictably and responded to any one set of instructions... never mind; I don't want to get myself all worked up right now.