What is a Java Applet?

A Java applet is a small dynamic Java application that may be transferred thru the Internet and run through a Java-well suited Web Browser. The main difference between Java-based applications and applets is that applets are typically carried out in an AppletViewer or Java-well suited Web browser. All applets import the java.Awt Package.

What Does Java Applet Mean?

The following are two problems with Java applets:

• Security: Java resolves the safety issue via limiting applets to Java’s execution surroundings and prEventing Access to machine resources.
• Portability: Portability is described as the applet’s ability to run on exclusive Computer Systems and running sySTEMs.

Any browser with Java Virtual Machine (JVM) can execute Bytecode, that's the Output of a Java Compiler and may be run simplest in a JVM. ByteCode is Java’s solution for safety and portability.