How does JDBC differ from ODBC?

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ODBC is the industry-standard interface by which database
clients connect to database servers.

JDBC is a pure Java solution that does not follow the ODBC
standard.

However, there is a bridge between JDBC and ODBC that allows
JDBC to access databases that support ODBC.

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