What is meant by JVM ?
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Answer / ranganathkini
JVM or Java Virtual Machine is the core component of the
Java platform. The JVM abstracts the underlying host
software/hardware platform and provides a standard execution
environment for Java-based applications across multiple
platforms.
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Answer / anusha.v
JVM is the java virtual machine which will convert the byte
code into user understandable code.JVM is a software which
act as an interpreter.JVM is mainly dependent on the
Operating System why because of different OS has its own
JVM.
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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
JVM is the java virtual machine which will convert the byte
code into user understandable code
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Answer / kailas v nair
JVM means Java Virtual Machine.Java compiler only converts
source code to byte code this code can be converted to
machine code by a java virtual machine.Every OS contain
their inbuilt JVM this feature of Java helps run any java
application on any platform(platforn independance).
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Answer / nirmal anandh.m
JVM means Java Virtual Machine.The important feature for
java language is Platform Independence. Without JVM we
can't run any java applications. We can use this JVM in any
kind of OS like Windows,MAC,Ubuntu etc...
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Answer / rakesh
JVM is interpreter for the byte code the virtual mechine
code gerented by the java interpreter is know as mechine
secific byte, it's as an interpreter between virtual
mechine & real mechine.
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