Why Java is called as purely platform independent..?
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Answer Posted / chandrasekhar
we know that c,c++ are platform dependent the reason is
c,c++ directly communicate with OS.The .exe file of c,c++
contains 4 types:-1.)program
2.)libraries
3.)processor
4.)OS
so c,c++ are platform dependent
Java prpogram connect with JVM and then interact with OS
The .class file contains only 2 types:1.)program
2.)libraries
so java is platform independent
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