Why Java is called as purely platform independent..?
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Answer Posted / satishkumar vishwakarma
The java is platform independed because of its bytecode.
When we compile our source file it is converted into .class
file. This .class file containts bytecode which is executed
by JVM whih is a runtime environment for java. Now
this .class file can be run in any environment with the
help of jvm. and jvm convert bytecode into native code.
That's why java is called platform independed.
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