Hi,

Portability focuses on *adaptation of software* in various OS, by
recompiling the source to make the binary compatible with the target OS and
not necessarily modifying the source. If the source code strictly follows
POSIX standard less likely one end up modifying it.

Platform independence focuses on *ability of software* to run on VIRTUAL
hardware that inturn interfaces with the PHYSICAL hardware. Examples of
cross-platform or platform independent languages are Java etc.

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Regards,

KARTHIKEYAN.V.B

PSG TECH

COIMBATORE.

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