How java is platform independent?
Answer Posted / abnish kumar rajput
Java is called platform independent language because of its
compiling and interpreting concept.Java has both features
means compilation and interpretation of a program.Java first
compiles a source code into bytecodes(Magic Codes) and then
these bytecodes can easily be converted according to that
particular machine using different OS.
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