Difference between JDK, JRE, JVM
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Answer Posted / alok kumar singh
JDK- JDK stands for java development kit which contain jre
and jvm and other supporting tools for development of programs.
JRE- JRE stands for java runtime environment which provide
the neccesory jar file that compile source code into byte
code. and it contain java virtual machine .
JVM- JVM stands for java virtual machine that convert byte
code into native code . the native code are those code that
are understandable by machine.
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