Why Java is called as purely platform independent..?
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Explain with your own example..?
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Answer Posted / rajashekar
Ya of course the above answer is currect but remember here
Platform independent means PROCESSOR Independent..that mens
irrespective of processor the JVM convert the Java
Instructions into processor dependent Instructions..
Thats why Java is so called Platform Independent..
Example:
If you are using Intel Processor the machine code
instructions are different like ipush,istore etc like if you
are using AMD processor the instructions will be a push,a
add etc ....
here JVM converts the java Instructions to Processor
understandable Instructions..
so the Programs which were compiled on any Processor can run
on no.of times through out the world on n no.of Processors..
Thank You....
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