i don't want fullforms of JDK an JVM i want definitions for
them

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any language wuld require a compiler r an interpreter to get program work,exactly tht functionality is being provided by java's primary component called java development kit,which is a collection of programming tools lik java loader(interpreter),javac(compliler),appletviewer etc...

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