How does Java ClassLoader work?
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Classloader hierarchy. Whenever a new JVM is started the bootstrapclassloader is responsible to load keyJava classes (from java.lang package) and other runtime classes to the memory first. The bootstrapclassloader is a parent of all otherclassloaders. Consequently, it is the only one without a parent.
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Classloader hierarchy. Whenever a new JVM is started the bootstrapclassloader is responsible to load keyJava classes (from java.lang package) and other runtime classes to the memory first. The bootstrapclassloader is a parent of all otherclassloaders. Consequently, it is the only one without a parent.
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A Java Class is stored in the form of byte code in a . class file after it is compiled. The ClassLoader loads the class of the Java program into memory when it is required. The ClassLoader is hierarchical and so if there is a request to load a class, it is delegated to the parent class loader.
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