why doesn't java run on all platforms?



why doesn't java run on all platforms?..

Answer / Ashish Bansal

Java does not run natively on some platforms, as it is not compiled directly to machine code. Instead, Java bytecode needs to be converted to native code by a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler or the Interpreter. This conversion process might not always be available on all platforms.

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