How java is platform independent?
Answer Posted / vinay
I am giving the answer more clear.
JVM is O.S Dependent ,i.e different operating systems require
their own specific jvm.
the thing what is platform independent is
the byte code generated by java compiler "javac"
this byte code can be run on any real world object as long as
jre(consists jvm) is exists.jre should be under some
operating system.
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