Why Java is called as purely platform independent..?
Explain briefly..dont Give regular answers
Explain with your own example..?
Answer Posted / raji
in java the byte code which is called as plat form independent
so........ it can be ready executed in any platform
and where particuler jvm is plat form dependent.......always
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