Answer Posted / sandeep negi

byte code is an intermediate code for java in the form of hexadecimal ,which is compiled code of java compiler and same
for all o\s.after compilation all machine or o\s have own java virtual machine translate the byte code into machine code. so we can say that java is a platform independent language.

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