JVM is a concept, a hypothetical machine that process bytecode and JRE (Ja

Difference between JRE and JVM?

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Answer Posted / prakash

JVM is a concept, a hypothetical machine that process
bytecode and JRE (Java Runtime Environment) is its actual
implementation.

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