Do internet explorer, Opera, Firefox fall under the catogery of JVM(Java Virtual Machine)?



               

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Question:Give reasons How they work as JVM if they are JVM

Answers:
No, not at all. JVM stands for Java Virtual Machine, it's a set of processes that simulate a machine. JVM is used to run java byte code; the byte code is the result of the compilation of a java program. once you compile your program you can run your byte code on any machine where JVM is installed.

So internet browser have nothing in common with JVM

No. They use a JVM to execute Java but they're not JVMs themselves nor do they execute within one.

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