is JVM platform dependent or independent..?
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Answer Posted / vikrant sharma
JVM refers to Java virtual machine.As you know JVM takes
byte code and convert it into format that is understandable
by microprocessor.Since Every machine has its own JVM like
windows has own JVM, linux has own JVM,Macintosh has
different,etc.This means JVM depends upon Operating system
that means JVM is platform dependent.But that byte code
able to run on any machine that has JVM(JRE)..
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