Why java language is platform-independent?

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Java is platform-independent due to its bytecode and virtual machine architecture.

Java code is compiled into bytecode, which can run on any platform with a Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
JVM acts as an interpreter, translating bytecode into machine code specific to the platform it is running on.
This allows Java programs to be written once and run on any platform with a JVM installed.
For example, a Java program written on a Windows machine can run on a Linux machine without any modifications.
This makes Java a popular choice for developing cross-platform applications.

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Java is platform independent because platform dependent means that an application developed in one platform can be executed on the same type of platform and java being platform independent can be executed on any type of platform. Java compiler doesn't converts HLL TO LLL directly. Its converting intermediate code which is neither understandable by machine nor programmer but can be understood by the JVM. Once the intermediate file is generated it can be executed on any kind of platform if JVM is there. This architecture makes java platform independent. Java is platform independent but is JVM dependant.

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Java platform is independant because,it does not depend on any type of platform.In java, programs are compiled into byte code and that byte code is platform independent....Any machine to execute the byte code needs the java virtual machine.

Why java language is platform-independent?

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