Briefly explain the main concept of a java virtual machine

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Convey what you have learned about JVM by addressing the following in a 1-page Word document.

Briefly explain the main concept of a Java Virtual Machine (JVM.)
Explain the importance of the JVM.
Explain how the JVM is executed.

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