sunil kumar ch
Answered On : Sep 23rd, 2012
This is because code development could be done in a particular platform however a client may be interested in using a different platform, in this case if the code has dependency on the platform it would be difficult to implement the sources developed

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SOWJANYA
Answered On : Dec 10th, 2012
Write once and run anywhere, that means if we develop one application on one operating system and for using it will execute on any operating system.

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Praveen Kumar
Answered On : Dec 13th, 2012
Yes Java is Platform independent. When you compile your program, the java compiler provides you with a class file which consists of intermediate representation of the code. when you run this class file on a jvm the jvm interprets the intermediate representation and converts it to low level code i.e machine code based on the underlying hardware architecture, which is then executed on the fly

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