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java can provide security ,how can provide?

Answer Posted / liza

Java Compiler creates .class file from the .java file and
this .class file comprises of bytecode,which is in encrypted
format.Java bytecode can be run on JRE.so JRE needs to be
installed for executing bytecode.

Java does not support pointer concept.That's why there is no
direct access to memory.This makes java robust and secure.

Java is provided with firewall between the networked
application and the computer.

Java provides access specifiers(
friendly(default),public,protected,private) which declare
which entity cannot be accessed from where.

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