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what is virtual machine?
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Answer / amitshiknis
A virtual machine is a type of computer application used to
create a virtual environment, which is referred to as
virtualization. Virtualization allows the user to see the
infrastructure of a network through a process of
aggregation. Virtualization may also be used to run
multiple operating systems at the same time. Through the
help of a virtualvirtualvirtual machine, the user can
operate software located on the computer platform.
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Answer / kamalnath
A Virtual Machine is a software installed on another operating system which runs a operating system inside it.
Mainly used for sandbox testing.
VMware and microsoft virtual pc
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