Whenever you compile a java code, a bytecode is generated (i.e. class file

After compilation of java program we'll get .class code. If
it's generated in OS Windows XP will it work on OS Linux? If
yes why? If no why?

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Answer Posted / anjan singh

Whenever you compile a java code, a bytecode is generated
(i.e. class file). This bytecode can be interpreted by JVM.
So any machine with any platform(i.e.OS) that has JVM on it
can interprete this bytecode or class file.

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