Java is a platform independent language. What does that mean.

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Java is a platform independent language. What does that mean.

A Java program can be complied once into a Java bytecode program. The complied program can then be run on any complier that has an interpreter for JVM. Other languages have to be re compliled for each platform they are going to be run. The point about Java is that is can be executed on many different types of computers without be re complied. **