What is jvm? Why is java called the platform independent programming language?
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Answer / Md Jamil Ahmad
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a software that runs Java programs. It provides a runtime environment for executing compiled Java bytecode. Java is called a platform-independent programming language because the bytecode generated from compiled Java source code can be run on any device that has a JVM, making it possible to write and run the same code on different operating systems.nnNote: The actual implementation of the JVM varies between different operating systems.
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