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| Ans. Yes and No. JVM is an extra layer that translates Byte Code into Machine Code. So Comparing to languages like C, Java provides an additional layer of translating the Source Code. C++ Compiler - Source Code --> Machine Code Java Compiler - Source Code --> Byte Code , JVM - Byte Code --> Machine Code Though it looks like an overhead but this additional translation allows Java to run Apps on all platforms as JVM provides the translation to the Machine code as per the underlying Operating System. | ||||
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