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C/C++ programming in a heterogeneous network environment requires use and compatibility across several vendor platforms and the corresponding compilers. This problem is solved in Java by designing platform-independent binary representation called Java bytecode (or javaVM).
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Makes it a lot easier to distribute your code to your colleagues
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Some concerns that Java requires same results on all platforms and so leads to inefficient execution
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So have architecture neutral version with same answer on all platforms in applet mode
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Run optimizing compiler giving directly native machine code with architecture dependent answers (e.g. Pentium calculates floating internally to 80 bit precision -- not 64 as Java requires!) and high performance
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