Why Java is a platform independent language?Explain byte code
and JVM
Answer Posted / katarimanoj
.class we get in windows os(platform) after compilation is referred to as bytecode.A bytecode is unversal code and is accessible by any jvm...d thing is every platform has its own type of jvm,to convert it into platforms(machine) language..
(m/c)english-->bytecode ======= bytecode--->telugu(m/c)
ompiled jvm
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