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Java Virtual Machine is an interpreter for bytecode
A) True
B) False



  
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December 24, 2005 06:53:34   #1  
venkat praveen        

RE: Java Virtual Machine is an interpreter for bytecod...
yes the browsers internally contain this jvm inorder to interpret the java bytecode.
 
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