Difference between JDK, JRE and JVM for beginners

the things which we ignore the most often become the most important . Here's a basic understanding on the Difference between JDK, JRE and JVM.

[prakashbawge]

Pls continue sir, super teaching skills u have

[lacigoldude]

Actually, JDK > JRE > JVM. Not JDK = JRE + JVM.

[beastwillevolve]

Bhai could you please make a new video on Java collections

[suvamroy]

So far..best explanation !!! Please do make more and more videos!!!

[vinodpoloju]

helloo.. leela leela.. this answer am giving for you...
actually main method is predefined by sun, if you give public and also different datatype in place of void you will get error..
And you can give these in user defined method...

[suranjandutta]

Nice concept n easy to make student understandable

[nambiarnikhil]

Thank you for this simply explained video.

[ap]

Nice explanation.. Sir. Thanks

[logic]

Subscriber earned!!!
Thanks man, more videos please?

[leelaleela]

Sir, in public static void main(String args[])in case of public if we give private what will happen, other than void, why shouldn't we give any other return type.can u plz explain me sir.

[ShivanshSharma]

The basic understanding of the 3 was clear from the video. But it would have been more understandable if it was more elaborate. Anyway, the video was great.

[ramiztheba]

very nice explanation in sort time thanks. and yes jdk > jre > jvm.

[nambiarnikhil]

A suggestion. You could also add "What does it mean by .jar?"

[ap]

What is different between Compiler and Interpreter.

[tejaswinisana]

sooo clear ....u need more attention subbed:)

[AnkitKumar-zucn]

Actually, JVM is a subset of JRE. So JDK = JRE + JVM is wrong.