What is Cross-platform?
A type of software that can run smoothly across different operating systems or devices.
Overview
Software developers sometimes want to create applications that work on both computers and phones by using a single codebase instead of writing separate code for each device. This approach saves time and makes maintenance easier.
How it works
Codes written on a common infrastructure are translated into the target device's language and executed.
Where it is used
It is widely used in mobile and desktop application development projects.
Commonly confused with
It differs in this aspect from native applications trapped on a single device.
Questions and answers
Why is it preferred?
It reduces costs and speeds up the development process.
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