how we can say java is platform independent, while we
require JVM for that particular Operating System?
Answer Posted / seema choudhary
Java is platform independent b'caz java compiler convert the source file into the Byte code or object code file then JVM(Java Virtual Machine) convert the file into the machine language.
object code file will execute on another machine or any platform by using the JVM.
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