If The application is developed on a machine and can be executed on any other machines irrespective of platform then it is called Platform Independent.
-> The Applications developed using JAVA and .NET are platform independent.
->The source code of this languages when compiled, get converted into intermediate code (semi-finished), which can be executed on any other machine using a special software which converts the intermediate code into the machine code according to the operating system of the machine.
The intermediate code generated after compiling the source code is called BYTE CODE in JAVA and MSIL CODE in .NET.
-> The Applications developed using JAVA and .NET are platform independent.
->The source code of this languages when compiled, get converted into intermediate code (semi-finished), which can be executed on any other machine using a special software which converts the intermediate code into the machine code according to the operating system of the machine.
The intermediate code generated after compiling the source code is called BYTE CODE in JAVA and MSIL CODE in .NET.
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