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i heard that JVM internally contains pointers...is this true?

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i heard that JVM internally contains pointers...is this true?..

Answer / chirag

Yes,it is true
Inorder to perform internally process of threading and other activities it need pointer.

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i heard that JVM internally contains pointers...is this true?..

Answer / sourabh jain

yes,it is true the reason behind it that java is more
powerful object oriented laguage as comparision to c++ so
in java pointer is placed but its nature is hideness

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i heard that JVM internally contains pointers...is this true?..

Answer / awadhesh meheshwari

yes, it is true thr is pointer in JVM to act as threads b/w the compiler and runtime exection..

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i heard that JVM internally contains pointers...is this true?..

Answer / mahi

no

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