How java is platform independent?
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Java is platform indepent because when java compiler
compiles the java program, it does not directly convert the
code into host machine specific instruction as other
programming language compilers do, instead it creates a
bytecode which is a intermediate language code generated
for the virtual machine which can run on any platform.
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