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The Java and C + + platforms for scientific computing

Scientific computing is evolving beyond array processing to be more interactive, more graphical, more parallel, and less structured than it was when most scientific software was written. Languages such as C++ and Java, designed for object-oriented and generic programming, enhance the development of new data structures and algorithms that are part of this evolution. But these languages complicate mixed-language programming. It is today more difficult than ever before to use software components developed for one language with another. The languages Java and C++ and their respective libraries and tools represent distinct software platforms that are incompatible. We must choose one or the other, and I favor the Java platform.