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What is bytecode in java?

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Answered by tapatidolai
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Java bytecode is the instruction set of the Java virtual machine.

Answered by Anonymous
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Java is a high level programming language. Unlike other compilers, the Java compiler converts the source code into a format, which is neither dependent on a machine nor on a platform. It produces an intermediate code in a special format, called as the Java bytecode. This makes the Java program highly portable as its bytecodes can be easily transferred from one system to another. Further, the bytecode is converted into an executable machine code for a particular platform by Java Virtual machine (JVM) using the corresponding interpreter.

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