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Cafe
(1) See Internet cafe. (2) A Java development package for Windows and the Macintosh from Symantec. It was Symantec's first development environment for Java, which was superseded by Visual Cafe....
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Definition: Cafe
(1) See Internet cafe.
(2) A Java development package for Windows and the Macintosh from Symantec. It was Symantec's first development environment for Java, which was superseded by Visual Cafe. See Visual Cafe.
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