Minecraft was coded using JAVA.
No, since Minecraft was coded by Java, you can not use Adobe Flash Player. Sorry... Sources: I program Java, I work with Minecraft mods.
Yes, you will need Java. I recommend installing the latest version of Java, JRE7, which I have provided a download link to it on Oracle's site just on the development of JRE7, it will highly increase Minecraft's performance. Also, Minecraft is coded in the Java language. It must be read with a Java program, and in your task manager, Minecraft is "javaw.exe" so a big yes!
It is primarily made in Java but also uses OpenGl.
In the current release, while you can access Sponge in creative mode, it is not coded to do anything, or rather the earlier code it used to have, has been removed.
Minecraft was coded using JAVA.
No, since Minecraft was coded by Java, you can not use Adobe Flash Player. Sorry... Sources: I program Java, I work with Minecraft mods.
Yes, you will need Java. I recommend installing the latest version of Java, JRE7, which I have provided a download link to it on Oracle's site just on the development of JRE7, it will highly increase Minecraft's performance. Also, Minecraft is coded in the Java language. It must be read with a Java program, and in your task manager, Minecraft is "javaw.exe" so a big yes!
Computers use machine language, which are coded instructions in binary.
no ASL or american sign language is a unique language of its own. It is separate from the English language. Manually coded English is a form to fit hand signals with the english word. I hope that helped
yes,becuse it is a game
Markus Persson wanted to make a game where anything was possible.
the Navaho language was used as a code, I think by the US, in WW2
Java
Ravines are coded as "Generated Structures" to appear randomly around the map similarly to Abandoned Mineshafts, Strongholds, and Villages.
when you think about how you are going to say what you are think and decide in what form of communication will be, for example, spoken language or sign language
It is primarily made in Java but also uses OpenGl.