Answer Posted / pramod pawar
Compile once , but run anywhere in short...
is the meaning of platform independence in java...
once we have compiled the program(java.c) its object file
(bytecode) can be created..and that byte-code we can run on
any machine independent of O.S.therefore it is platform
independence.....
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