WHAT IS JDK,JVM,CLASS DEFINE ALL?

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WHAT IS JDK,JVM,CLASS DEFINE ALL?..

Answer / vamsi

jdk:java devlopement Kit
jvm:java verchuval machine
class:class is model for creating objects,it is a physically
not exist in the world

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WHAT IS JDK,JVM,CLASS DEFINE ALL?..

Answer / ranjith

class is nothing but set of objects or blueprint of an object

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