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What is Java Virtual Machine and Command Line Arguments

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                                              Java Virtual Machine All language compiler translate source code into machine code for a specific computer .Java compiler also does the same thing ,Then how does java archive architecture neutrality ? The answer  is that the java compiler produces an intermedia code known an bytecode for a machine that does not exits , This   is  a machine is called the java virtual machine and it exits only inside the computer memory , It is a simulated   computer within the computer and does all major machine of a real computer, illustrates the process of compiling a java program into byte code which is also referred to as virtual machine code  The virtual ma chine code is not machine specific code (known as machine code) is  generated by the code interpreter by acting as an intermediary between the vi...