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| Question: | If you write a piece of Java ... |
| Answer 1: | If you're careful, the same piece of Java can be used both as a stand-alone program and within a web page. This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | You have to write separate pieces of Java if you want to run them in both a web page and stand-alone, although many of the objects will be shareable. |
| Answer 3: | Java automatically works both within a web page and stand-alone. |
| Answer 4: | You run your Java first in a web page. A button then lets you save a local copy which you can run stand-alone later. |
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