Answer Posted / vikram naidu
According to java all the class files contains only
bytecode. when we are trying to run the class files we need
jvm. so jvm is dependent on os. B'coz these byte code will
convert/translate into machine level code, where OS is able
to understand that language. So depending on the OS, we have
to use the supported JVM.
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