How does java bytecode differ from other machine level codes?
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Byte code is similar to machine code (but notmachine code) which can be understood by a run-time system. It is sort of a programming language (as machine code also is) which is interpreted by a run-time system so that the code can be executed on a system. The run-time system ultimately turn those Byte code into actual machine code while it executes them on the computer.
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