Answer Posted / jitesh singh

java is platform independent due to the concept of J.I.T
after compilation of java source code filename.class file
prepared by the J.V.M is called bytecode but j.v.m is
platform dependent that bytecode is further interpreate by
J.I.T in the machine code
by this process java becomes platform independent

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