alleryWhat core philosophy does the WORA slogan represent in Java?
AWrite once, read always
BWork once, route anyway
CWire once, reset always
DWrite once, run anywhere
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Write once, run anywhere
WORA stands for write once, run anywhere in Java.
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