Why Java is platform independent language?
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Java as of 2022 is the second most popular language in the world.
With increasing popularity, java has its particular feature, It is platform-independent.
A java program run on two steps.
1. It first should be compiled using 'Javac' compiler. When the code is compiled it is converted into an intermediate-level language called bytecode which is a part of the Java platform irrespective of the machine on which the programs run. It is stored in a .class file.
- In the second process .class file gets interpreted using an interpreter called Java Virtual Machine(JVM). JVM
Since , JVM is available in every machine we install .This is how a 'Java' provides reusablity of the code.
