what is platform independence in java?
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Answer / vishwnath patil
this means byte code of java class that run on any
destributed environment.
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Answer / suresh
Once the java code is compiled, it can be run on any
hardware platform that has java interpreter ported on it.It
means, the compiled code can be run on any platform.
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Answer / rajesh
compiled code of a program should be executed in any
operating system irrespective of the operating system in
which that code had been generated .This concept is called
platform in dependency
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Answer / pramod pawar
Compile once , but run anywhere in short...
is the meaning of platform independence in java...
once we have compiled the program(java.c) its object file
(bytecode) can be created..and that byte-code we can run on
any machine independent of O.S.therefore it is platform
independence.....
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Answer / b.subba rayal
Once the java code is compiled, it can be run on any
hardware platform that has java interpreter ported on it.It
means, the compiled code can be run on any platform.
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