How does JDBC differ from ODBC?

Answer Posted / d. kalaivani natarajan

JDBC is platform independent whereas ODBC is platform
dependent.

ODBC is used to connect any type of client with a server.
But JDBC is used to connect only java based clients to a
server. Anyway, JDBC requires ODBC for this.

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