How Java is Platform Independent

How and Why Java is platform independent, Java uses Middleware to run on different operating systems. Java is a language for internet.

[shubhamsaha]

When you explain, java becomes a cake walk. 💖💖👌

[supergalmaahi]

Very well explained, Sir. Thanks for sharing.

[karthikpaladugula]

*wow, amazing..really really very awesome..*thank q very much sir for this best video...

[amyanktiwari]

I want to thank you sir for explaining this so well, that I can now answer this in my interview if asked

[jiteshsharma]

superb... good explanation... hat's off to you

[Ex_Hindu_Hashhyy]

thankyou, this is basic .I unerstood very well

[visalakshiadusumalli]

thank u so much sir . excellent explanation

[meenakshipochincharla]

Very detailed explanation, great for beginners. Thank you.

[rudriacharya]

It was a Very big explanation but it's good .👍

[eriksivanovs]

Really clear video. Thank you so much. But I have one question.
Would you consider different compilers for source code as middleware in this case? Because different compilers are required for different architecture.
Edit: (in the case of a source code compiled directly into executable with languages such as C and C++ I believe)

[binarynation]

Thank you Sir for the clarity and simplicity of this video. i would like to have you on twitter. I'm a newbie on Java

[techieadi]

if you will provide some theory for speak in an interview that time your video will be more effective.but very very very nice explanation dude.

[RaamdootSatyam]

DHANYAWAAD GURUJI, but i wanna ad a small part that java is platform independent but JVM not. It is platform dependent . AGAIN DHANYAWAAD GURUJI.

[RavinderRam]

than use only one operating system why use different os

[vaibhavpandey]

Nice Video but Sir Plz all video create in Hindi..