Why Java is called as purely platform independent..?
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Answer Posted / ajeet pratap singh
we can say that java is logically platform independent but not technically because as jvm generates the byte codes i.e. .class files ,it is the necessary conditions for a purely platform independent language that the byte code which is generated by the jvm should run on any operating system without any mediator or converter but here interpreters are used to convert those codes acc. to the operating systems used and this is known as jre(java runtime environment). So java is logically platform independent but not technically
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