is JVM platform dependent or independent..?
Answer Posted / megha pandav
We can't directly says that JVM is platform independent but
due to JVM java has become platform independent.Because JVM
convert byte code into the microprocessor readable format.so
that code able to run on any machines like windows,
linux,Macnitosh etc...
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