How java is platform independent?
Answer Posted / rajesh
Java is architectural neutral because after compilation of
the Java program it generates a byte codes which can be run
in any computer or operating system.
Java was designed to support application on networks, are
generally composed of a variety of CPU ans OS architectures.
so to enable this application Java compiler generates an
architecture neutral object file format which is only
readable by JVM. in the presence of JRE /Java runtime system.
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