How does JVM differ from JRE?

Answer 1

jre has the jvm bundled inside of it. it is responsible for running java. while the jvm is responsible for converting java into java byte code.

Answer 2

In simple Way
JDK= JRE + DEVELOPMENT TOOLS;
(JDk provides Environment to Develop and Run the program)
JRE=JVM+ LIBRARY CLASSES
(JRE provides Environment Only to Run the Program)
#JVM is responsible to exicute the program from source code to Machine code

Answer 3

JVM is the java virtual machine. It converts java code to byte code so it can run on any platform. And The Jre(java runtime environment) It contains the other feature including JVM.😃tnx

Answer 4

Jvm is abstract computing machine that interprets and run the byte code while Jre is java runtime environment i.e software environment required for running java applications,programs and software....Jvm is a part of jre

Answer 5

JVM executes the Java byte code and converts it into "real" byte code the CPU understands, JRE contains all standard Java stuff, like the String or int classes and their methods.