Discussion Forum

Why is Java a platform independent language?

Why is Java a platform independent language?

by Mohammad Nasheem -
Number of replies: 2

Why is Java a platform independent language?


In reply to Mohammad Nasheem

Re: Why is Java a platform independent language?

by Ashutosh Bhatt -
Java is a platform-independent language becasue java compiled code(byte code) can run on all operating systems.
The Java compiler converts the high-level language (human language or source code) into a format understood by the machines (Byte code). This Byte code can run over any operating systems. Therefore java is platform independent lanuage.
In reply to Ashutosh Bhatt

Re: Why is Java a platform independent language?

by Olivia Naylor -

This forum thread explains why Java is platform‑independent and helps learners understand key programming concepts through clear, community‑based discussion. Online forums like this show how sharing questions and answers can make complex tasks more manageable. In the same way, students who struggle with assignments often explore options to pay someone to do homework responsibly so they can keep learning without falling behind.