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If i download JDK on my standalone machine and run 2 seperate Hello World programs then whether they will run on seperate JVM's or both will run on the same JVM?
 
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Separate.

Moving to Java in General(Beginner).
 
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Each time you type
java ClassName
you start a new JVM.
 
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Is it a new JVM or a new instance of the same JVM?
 
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How many JVMs do you have installed on your machine? Generally it's just one and a new instance is created of it I believe. Someone here will correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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