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add "Jvm Core Responsibilities and More About Jvm" (#21145)

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* add "Jvm Core Responsibilities and More About Jvm"

we must know why java,not c++ reason is jvm...

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Also, once your bytecode is compiled it can run on any Java VM. This Virtual Machine is machine dependent, i.e it has different implementations for Windows, Linux and Mac. But your program is guaranteed to run in any system thanks to this VM. This philosophy is called <a href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_once,_run_anywhere' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>"Write Once, Run Anywhere"</a>. Also, once your bytecode is compiled it can run on any Java VM. This Virtual Machine is machine dependent, i.e it has different implementations for Windows, Linux and Mac. But your program is guaranteed to run in any system thanks to this VM. This philosophy is called <a href='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_once,_run_anywhere' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>"Write Once, Run Anywhere"</a>.
### Jvm Core Responsibilities
1. Coding & interpreting bytecode
2. Security
3. Automatic Memory Management
4. jvm => Platform Dependent
5. Bytecode =-> Platform Independent
## Hello World! ## Hello World!
Let's write a sample Hello World application. Open any editor / IDE of choice and create a file `HelloWorld.java`. Let's write a sample Hello World application. Open any editor / IDE of choice and create a file `HelloWorld.java`.