The Java Standard Edition usually refers to the core classes that make up the foundation of most Java programs, such as the Collections API (List, Map, Set, etc.), the classes in the java.lang package, the I/O classes, the Threading API, the RMI packages and classes, the i18n (internationalization) classes, the JDBC API and, of course, the AWT and Swing classes to create desktop applications and applets. class files), the JAR tool to ZIP applications (or extract them) and so on. class bytecode files), the Java Virtual Machine (to execute those. Java Development Kit is the way we usually refer to a set of tools to create Java applications, including the Java Compiler (to translate your JAVA Source classes into.
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