Difference among Technololgy,Language,Spec and Tool

Hi Java people
I hav a question ...what is difference among Technololgy,Language,Spec and Tool...
Ed Roman (TheServerSide.com owner) said that Java is not a technology.
It is Spec...
Why?
Please describe that Visual C++ is a language or a technology.
and what is Visual Basic
Thanks in advance.

I hav a question ...what is difference among
Technololgy,Language,Spec and Tool...
Ed Roman (TheServerSide.com owner) said that Java is
not a technology.
It is Spec...
Why?It depends on the context. When one wants to refer to java the language and J2EE, JTAPI, JMS, etc as a group one might say either "java" or "java technology". In this case it represents far more than just a language.
If the context is "my program is written in java" then it is a language.
Please describe that Visual C++ is a language or a
technology.Same thing.
and what is Visual Basic
This is probably just a language. It is very complete language but the ties between it and other components, unlike C++, are fuzzier. I can write a device driver in C++ but I can't do that in VB. I can however use it in both.

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