what are the purposes of native, transiant key words?
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Answer Posted / ranganathkini
When a method is marked with the native keyword. Then it
means that the method is implemented externally in a
non-Java language (more likely C/C++).
Native functions are used to perform operations beyond the
control of JVM. Native methods are by default not portable
unlike the Java programs.
A field that is marked by the transient keyword means that
during serialization of the class instance, that field will
be ignored and not serialized.
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