what is platform dependent translation and platform dependent
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what is platform dependent translation and platform dependent programming language..

Answer / deepakkumar1887

the translator which translates its source code instruction to
direct platform native code instruction know as platform
dependent translator.translation like the language which uses
platform dependent translator know as platform dependent
programming language eg:-c,c++,vb,vc++.....etc.

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what is platform dependent translation and platform dependent programming language..

Answer / rv.nandakishore

The compiler is specific to compile the source code for
specific platform is called Platform Dependent programming
language...


Java is platform independent its have the capability to
compile the source code in specific platform by its platform
specific JVM..

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