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How can we write the java program once and run on different operating systems..?
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AMOGHA. A. K. What is that? because I can't read the answer ,all I see is some rectangle with diagonals
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Same here
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After compilation you will get the bytecode that is intermediate between compilation and running it. This code is Machine independent in nature.
Thanks
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Abhay Hardik Sharma he wrote...
"After compiling java coding, however .class file is generated to JVM. Anyhow all operating systems have theri own JVM."
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AMOGHA. A. K. Downvoting your reply because of fancy font. Some people device doesn't support these kind of fonts and they can't read. So please use normal font for answer.
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Whene you complie java code jvm will generate .class file which is run on any jvm on different pc so you can say that write once run anywhere.
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If you think on multiple PCs publish your code on github.
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Java has this special characteristic in itself, it's bytecode can be run on any OS.
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What is byte code?
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