is JVM platform dependent or independent..?
Answer Posted / vamsi
JVM refers Java Virtual Machine. JVM is a program which
will convert byte code instructions into machine language
instructions understandable by Micro processor. Java
program write once, later on run anywhere.
JVM is a system dependent, because it was developed in C
language, where as class file is a system independent.
Sun Microsystems has developed different JVMs for different
operating systems. Hence, you can write a single Java
program and generate the class file which can be executed
on any other operating system.
note# let us know if iam wrong.
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