but after doing some java programming and coming back to C/C++ I've noticed there isn't a 'byte' data type. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR>There is. It's called char. Or perhaps unsigned char, since that ...

on top of it. And C++ has significant differences from vendor to vendor, e.g., standards support. Java has:• specified, portable primitive types;• a built-in, specified, portable runtime ...

the lowest Java has ranked in the history of the index. C++ ranks higher than Java in the Tiobe language popularity index for the first time ever, dating back to 2001. Java slipped to a new low in ...