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Someone keenly noted - Java is not "platform independent", Java IS A
PLATFORM. Supporting multiple "platforms" is complicated.
That’s my saying since years. If you want to *try* Platform-Independant, you might try some easy C or BASIC code <g>
Would that be C, C++, C#, or objective C...and I'm sure there are variations in whatever version of C runs on whatever platforms as well.
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