Answer Posted / neha siddiqui
. JVM is stands for java virtual machine
. JVM is popularly known as interprets between java bytecode
and computer operating system
. using a JVM user can run java code on any platform such as.,
unix, linux, windows xp,etc
. A JVM normally reads and executes java statement one at a time
. A JVM can however includes a JIT compiler [Just In Time] with in it
. The Jvm does not know any thing about java programming language
. A JVM only recognize a particular binary format of a file called "Class File"
. A Class file contain Java Virtual Machine instructions.
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