How java is platform independent?
Answer Posted / gangadhar
when java source file is compiled it creates a .class file
which is a bytecode file. We can just use this .class file
to execute our program without the need of the source file.
If i want to excute the program in another system , i can
do so just by using .class file(i.e. i donot need the
source code).. but the system should have jvm.
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