What is JAVA? Why it is platform independent?
Answer Posted / poorna chandar rao.yerrabothu
java is platform independent because when after compile the
java source code it generate the byte code for jvm. it is
execute the byte code instruction for the particular
operating system. this byte code instruction execute the any
operating system it produce the same result thats why java
is platform independent
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