why are high level languages known as machine independent?
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High level languages are machine/stage free or don't require many changes crosswise over stages in light of the fact that the projects which make it feasible for them to run - compilers, virtual machines are stage/machine subordinate. You should study the structure of these projects to comprehend it.
You can compose a compiler which changes over Java source to the machine code specifically. So also, you can likewise compose a virtual machine for the languages which are as a rule "compiled" (like C++). The contention that some language-X runs quickly since it is aggregated doesn't bode well from this edge (there are a few different reasons why it may not bode well).
You can compose a compiler which changes over Java source to the machine code specifically. So also, you can likewise compose a virtual machine for the languages which are as a rule "compiled" (like C++). The contention that some language-X runs quickly since it is aggregated doesn't bode well from this edge (there are a few different reasons why it may not bode well).
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