Answer Posted / gaurav

java is a secure language because of ByteCode.
A bytecode is a just like as machine code, whenever we
compile a src program in java, compiler creates a .class
file this .class file is called as bytecode. Then with the
help of this byte code java application luncher runs the
program and create's exe of a program....
java doesn't provide acess to memory directly that's why
it's also called a Robustic language.

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