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What is meant by Java Virtual Machine?

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Question added by dana tutunji , Architect , Helou Trading Co
Date Posted: 2013/06/03
MohammedIrshad Ishkay
by MohammedIrshad Ishkay , Project Lead , LTI

JVM- In simple words you can say it is a Compiler+Interpreter.
I takes input as Java Programs and converts them into Byte codes as a putput.
This byte code can be run on any platform (Unix, linux, Windows...etc) .
Hence Java is known as Platform independent language.

Zaher Hazeem
by Zaher Hazeem , Senior Software Engineer , N2V - Startappz

Simply, you need JVM to run compiled java files..
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charaf Moustakim
by charaf Moustakim , Project Manager , Morpho ( Safran group)

When you compile the java files it generates files Class.
it represents the bytecode of your java programme.
The Java Virtual Machine is responsible for interpreting Java bytecode, and translating this into actions or operating system calls.
The JVM it's a layer between your bytecode and microprocessor.

A Java virtual machine is a program which executes certain other programs, namely those containing Java bytecode instructions.

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