What is meant by java

what is meant by java?
i am beginer plz helpme

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Martin Mystery (2003) is an animated television series. It is loosely based on the Italian comic Martin Myst?re.
The series reimagines the title character Martin Mystery and his step-sister (his father married her mom) Diana Lombard as 16-year-olds attending Torrington Academy, a high school in Sherbrooke, Quebec. They work for the covert organization, "The Center", which secretly protects the people of Earth from extraterrestrial and supernatural threats. Not everyone who works for the organization is human. The short and green-skinned Billy is one of Martin's best friends. Java works in the cafeteria of Diana and Martin's school and is a caveman from 200,000 years ago.
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