why java is platform independent?
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because it has the capacity of moving easily from one computer system to another
For example it can be accessed on windows system as well as Macintosh (computer system used for Apple )
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Java is platform-independent because java code can run on any platform.
Explanation:
- Microprocessor understand only machine language .i.e 0 and 1, but it varies from microprocessor to microprocessor.
- To overcome this problem java uses Java virtual machine (JVM).
- The byte code can be executed on any platform using JVM.
- Java is a human-readable language which is used by many peoples.
- The java compiler transforms the high-level instruction into a byte.
- Then, the compiler compiles the program which translates source code into executable code.
- The generated bytecode requires interpreter to execute on the machine.
- Finally, the program runs and produce the output.
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