i don't want fullforms of JDK an JVM i want definitions for
them
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Answer / satheesh
any language wuld require a compiler r an interpreter to get program work,exactly tht functionality is being provided by java's primary component called java development kit,which is a collection of programming tools lik java loader(interpreter),javac(compliler),appletviewer etc...
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Answer / krishgopal
JVM does the compile and interpret.
soure code can be changed into bytecode and then byte
can be interpreted by JVM. then the actual answer of the
peogram(or) sourecode wil be dispalyed in screen.
that's all from JVM.
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