what do you meant by Platform-Independent?
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Answer / ranganathkini
Platform Independance means, generating executable code
independant of the underlying software/hardware platform on
which the code is required to run.
Java uses the concept of a Virtual Machine to abstract the
underlying hardware/software and providing a standard
execution environment for all Java bytecode based programs.
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Answer / rohit jadhav
Platform-independent means a code which's execution does
not depend on platform.
A code which can be executed on any platform is called a
platform-independent code.
When a java program is compiled the JVM creates a . class
file which contains a byte-code in it and this byte-code
can be executed on any platform.
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Answer / gaurang damley
It means compile once and execute anywhere
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Answer / ravikiran
Platform-Independent means the code should be capable to
run on any platform
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Answer / vasanthakumari.s
Platform Independance means, generating executable code
independant of the underlying software/hardware platform on
which the code is required to run.
Java uses the concept of a Virtual Machine to abstract the
underlying hardware/software and providing a standard
execution environment for all Java bytecode based programs.
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Answer / priyanka adam
because after compilation of java program it generates byte
code which can run on any platform that's why it is platform
independent.. while JVM is platform specific.
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