Running a Java Program on a Computer Requires

question 2

Multiple Choice

Running a Java program on a computer requires:

• A)a Java Virtual Machine to be installed on that computer.
• B)a Java Virtual Machine to be installed on the server hosting the Java applet.
• C)a miniature program to be downloaded to the user's computer.
• D)no specialized software,as Java is platform-independent.
• E)the Mozilla Firefox browser and no other browsers.

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