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What is the full form of JAVA?

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What is the full form of JAVA?
posted Dec 8, 2014 by anonymous

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THERE IS NO FULL FORM FOR JAVA. JAVA IS AN NAME OF COFFEE
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answer Dec 10, 2014 by Chirag Gangdev
That's was I was thinking that Java is called for coffee beans or a group of islands from Indonesia. (surprisingly question got three votes)
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Given 2 strings, a and b, return a string of the form shorterString+longerString+shorterString, with the shorter string on the outside and the longer string on the inside. The strings will not be the same length, but they may be empty (length 0). If input is "hi" and "hello", then output will be "hihellohi".

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Crazy Zak has designed the below steps which can be applied on any given string (sentence) to produce a number.
In each word, find the Sum of the Difference between the first letter and the last letter, second letter and the penultimate letter, and so on till the center of the word.
Concatenate the sums of each word to form the result.
If the given string is “WORLD WIDE WEB”
In each word, find the Sum of the Difference between the first letter and the last letter, second letter and the penultimate letter, and so on till the center of the word.

WORLD = [W-D]+[O-L]+[R] = [23-4]+[15-12]+[18] = [19]+[3]+[18] = [40]

WIDE = [W-E]+[I-D] = [23-5]+[9-4] = [18]+[5] = [23]

WEB = [W-B]+[E] = [23-2]+[5] = [21]+[5] = [26]
Concatenate the sums of each word to form the result
[40] [23] [26]
[402326]

The answer (output) should be the number 402326.

NOTE1: The value of each letter is its position in the English alphabet system i.e. a=A=1, b=B=2, c=C=3, and so on till z=Z=26.

So, the result will be the same for “WORLD WIDE WEB” or “World Wide Web” or “world wide web” or any other combination of uppercase and lowercase letters.

In Step1, after subtracting the alphabets, we should use the absolute values for calculating the sum. For instance, in the below example, both [H-O] and [E-L] result in negative number -7, but the positive number 7 (absolute value of -7) is used for calculating the sum of the differences.
Hello = [H-O]+[E-L]+[L] = [8-15]+[5-12]+[12] = [7]+[7]+[12] = [26]

Assumptions: The given string (sentence) will contain only alphabet characters and there will be only one space character between any two consecutive words.
You are expected to help Zak, by writing a function that takes a string (sentence) as input, performs the above mentioned processing on the sentence and returns the result (number).

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