What is JAVA? Why it is platform independent?
Answer Posted / dinesh
Java is fully object oriented programming language.In java,
source code is compiled to give bytecode(class file).
that class file is able to run in any OS.it is simply
called as "COMPILED ONCE RUN ANYWHERE".class file is fed
into JVM, it will convert the class file into corresponding
machine code.
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