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The right answer* is:
c) In the US, Java is slang for coffee in general.
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*The founders of Java were looking for a name that reflected the essence of the technology: dynamic, revolutionary, lively, fun. They wanted something that was cool, unique, easy to spell and fun to say. Java, which is an alternative for coffee in the US, fitted these criteria. After this putting a cup of coffee in the logo was an obvious choice. More info about the Java story.
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Be one of the first to take our Easy-to-follow Java programming course that becomes available 15 February. Answer the question below and win your online seat on the course.
Why is the logo of Java a cup of coffee?
a)
Programmers normally drink a lot of coffee.
b) A cup of coffee is always a good idea.
c)
In the US, Java is slang for coffee in general.
d) It is like an apple. Simple and most people like it.
Please
send your answer to hello@duckademy.com until 13 February, Monday (12 pm GMT).
We will draw
3 participants who can take the Easy-to-follow Java programming course for free.
The name of the winners
and the right answer will be published here 14 February.
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This game below has terminated, and we have selected the winners.
Thank you for all the answers.
The right answer is: c) 3 billion
And the
winners are:
Matt Lee
Clara Kamal Youssef
Rana Demirer
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Easy-to-follow Java Programming course for free.
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Take our Easy-to-follow Java programming course for free (instead of for $52.00). Answer the question below and win your online seat on the course.
How many devices run Java?
a)
2 billion
b) 2.5 billion
c)
3 billion
d) 2,563,345
Please
send your answer to hello@duckademy.com until 15 October, Sunday (12 pm GMT).
We will draw
3 participants who can take the Easy-to-follow Java programming course for free.
The name of the winners
and the right answer
will be published here 16 October. The participants of the game will be notified about the result via email.
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