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JVM stands for Java Virtual Machine. Its the environment in which java programs are executed.Its a software implemented on non-virtual hardware and on standard operating systems."Write once, run anywhere" is achieved by JVM. It accepts form of computer intermediate language commonly referred as java byte code
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