Computer Science, asked by Zeenat9999, 1 year ago

Byte code is independent of machine on which it runs . What is the meaning of this statement. It's urgent

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Answered by Attagirl

Bytecode runs on the run-time system and the virtual machine it is being run on. Therefore, it is platform-independent. Any machine can run any operating system. If the virtual machine (e.g - JVM) is installed on that operating system, then the Byte code can be run.

Attagirl: Every Java program is compiled into an intermediate language called Java bytecode. The JVM is used to both translate the bytecode into the machine language for a particular computer, and actually execute the corresponding machine-language instructions as well. The JVM and bytecode combined give Java its status as a "portable" language.

Answered by Anonymous

Platform independent in a software means that u can you can run the same code with some or no modifications on multiple platforms....

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