what is the diffrences between platform independent and
portable
Answer Posted / ramanuj kumar
As far as these difference concerns,
portable means : you can take bytecode ( .class file name
)from one machine to another machine & can run & use it for
further purpose.
plateform independance: you can use any operating system for
java.
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