Many Java applications started from the command line take arguments to control their behavior. These arguments are available in the string array argument passed into the application’s static ...

That's the question before the 10-person jury considering the epic Oracle v. Google case. Both sides delivered their closing arguments Monday in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco.

Google successfully argued APIs cannot be copyrighted in a 2012 case, but the ruling was overturned by a federal appeals court that found Oracle could copyright parts of Java. In closing arguments ...