Answer Posted / ram nidadavolu
Java is fully Object Oriented language.It has two phases
first one is compilation phase ans second one is
interpretation phase.The compilation phase converts the java
file to class file (byte code is only readable format of
JVM) than interpretation phase interorate the class file
line by line and give the proper result.
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