Answer Posted / chandra sekhar dash

Java compiler compiles the source code into bytecodes. These
bytecodes are platform independant i.e. in other words
specific to the Java Virtual Machine specification. This
enables platform independant compilation.

When the bytecode compiled programs are executed through the
Java interpeter, it converts those bytecodes into native
machine code and executes them through the JVM which is
specific to host environment it is running on. This enables
platform specific execution.

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