How java is platform independent?
Answer Posted / i.b kumar
Simply Platform = Hardware(Any Processor) + Operating System
When the Java compiler produces byte code that must run on Any Processor may be 16,32,64(bit) as well as any Operating System
and Byte code does that work.
So Java is called Platform Indepedendent.
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