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JVM is platform independent or depeneded?
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Answer / manoj kumar sahu(secon pvt.ltd
jvm is platform depended.every operating system has their own
jvm.one os jvm is different from other os.due to JVM Platform
depended so java is platform independed.
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According to java all the class files contains only
bytecode. when we are trying to run the class files we need
jvm. so jvm is dependent on os. B'coz these byte code will
convert/translate into machine level code, where OS is able
to understand that language. So depending on the OS, we have
to use the supported JVM.
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Answer / anjani kumar jha
JVM is plateform dependent because it is written in c,and u
can see this JVM BEHAVIOUR when u r dealing with
multithreading programming.
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Anjani Kumar Jha
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Answer / qim2010
JVM is platform dependent. There can be any number of jvm's
but they all understand the one common language called byte
code and translates them into the binary executable of a
particular platform for which they are developed.
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Answer / ankit chauhan
ya java hi platform independent language bcoz in java there is a facility to translate source code to byte code due to byte code it is possible to run java application to any platform thats why java is called platform indipendent
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