5 Disadvantages of Java You should know before you start your career as Java developer


1. Java is Slow
Java is comparatively slower. I have been in the field for many years and the one problem of Java which always annoys a programmer is this drawback of the Java programming language.
2. Java Takes More Memory Space
This is one of the big problems in the Java language and developers of the language haven’t been able to overcome this problem. Java takes more memory space than the other native programming languages like C and C++.


3. Language Limited Latency Critical Tuning
Java has limited options for latency critical tuning. If you have to spare every millisecond, java is not the best choice and instead use some other language in such a scenario.


4. Java’s Architecture Code is Inefficient
Java’s ability for producing portable, architecturally code is desirable, the method used to create this code is inefficient. Once java code is compiled into byte code, an interpreter called a java virtual machine, specifically designed for a computer architecture, runs the program.


5. No Back-up
No backup-It is mainly for storage and less efficient for data backup. So, Java loses its value and prestige in such cases. This is also a drawback that affects Java’s rating

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