How java is platform independent?
Answer Posted / sathish s t
java is platform independent because after compile the source file,then the byte code(.class) file is converted into machine code by the interpreter(jvm) and gives output,here clearly see that the machine code is converted by jvm not depends upon OS (operating system).so java is platform independent.
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