Why java is secure? Explain.



Why java is secure? Explain...

Answer / Sunil Sharma

Java is designed with security features to minimize risks from malicious code. Some of the reasons include: bytecode verification, which checks the integrity of the code before execution; sandboxing, which isolates Java applets in a secure environment; access control, which restricts access to system resources; and exception handling, which helps manage errors gracefully without causing unintended effects.

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