Why Java is a platform independent language?Explain byte code
and JVM
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Answer Posted / kabita
due to byte code and jvm java is platformindependent
language.as we know after compiling sourcecode it gives
java byte code.only jvm can execute bytecode and every os
(operating system) having their own jvm.so it is a
platformindependent language.jvm stands 4 java virtual
machine which executes the bytecode.bytecodes are the
intermediate language for jvm.
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