Can a native keyword break the platform independent nature of java? So why we are saying java is still a platform independent language?

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Why java is platform independent?
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Mohammad Adnan Ali
29-April-2015

Question added by Mohd shahnawaz khan , Associate Project , Cognizant Technology Solution
Date Posted: 2013/08/22

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