Multiple choice technology programming languages

An applet will run in almost any browser because...

  1. The server has a built-in JVM.

  2. The browser has a built-in JVM.

  3. The source code is interpreted by the browser.

  4. Applets don''t need a JVM.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Java applets run in browsers because browsers either had built-in JVM support or could install JVM plugins. The JVM executes the applet bytecode, not the browser interpreting source (C). The server doesn't run the applet (A) - it downloads to the client. Applets absolutely require a JVM (D).

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