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Why is Java a platform independent language?
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One of the most well-known and widely used programming languages is Java. It is a programming language that is independent of platforms. Java doesn't demand that the complete programme be rewritten for every possible platform. The Java Virtual Machine and Java Bytecode are used to support platform independence. Any JVM operating system can run this platform-neutral byte code. The application is run after JVM translates the byte code into machine code. Because Java programmes can operate on numerous systems without having to be individually rewritten for each platform, the language is referred to as "Write Once, Run Anywhere" (WORA).
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