- The translator which translate, the source instructions to byte code instructions which is neutral for all platforms known as platform independent translation, the language which uses the kind of translator are known as platform independent prog lang.. Ex : Java
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
• what is platform independent translation & platform independent prog lang:
Saturday, September 25, 2010
What is platform dependent translation & Platform dependent program language
- The translator which translates its source code instructions to direct platform native code instructions known as platform dependent translation/ translator? Like the language which uses platform dependent translator known as platform dependent prog language Ex : C/C++, VB, VC++ ..etc
• Translator
: it is a program which translates the source code instruction into platform native code instruction. Generally translator are divided into two level ie., high level (compiler and interpreter) and low level (assembly) translators
• What is Language, & responsibilities of language:
- it is an application which allows the end-user to frame the set of instruction as programs to perform set of actions by the system like creating new account of customer and etc. every language have two responsibilities ie., allowing to write source program (combination of data and process) and translating source program to underlying operating system native code (machine code)
• What is platform native code:
operating system is a software application, consists set of instruction to interact with underlying hardware resources like processor, HDD, RAM and etc
• Java Objective/Theme of java
Java is high level programming language used to develop platform independent and net based application
• What is platform
- It is the combination of operating system with underlying micro process
Ex: Win + Intel processor is a platform ...etc, but any way OS plays key role to interact with the Hardware resources.
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