what do you meant by Platform-Independent?
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Answer Posted / rohit jadhav
Platform-independent means a code which's execution does
not depend on platform.
A code which can be executed on any platform is called a
platform-independent code.
When a java program is compiled the JVM creates a . class
file which contains a byte-code in it and this byte-code
can be executed on any platform.
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