What is the difference between Java compilation process and ordinary compilation process
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In ordinary compilation the source code is directly converted into machine or object code using an interpreter or a compiler.
In Java compilation into an the source code is first converted into an intermediate code called the byte code.
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In Java compilation into an the source code is first converted into an intermediate code called the byte code.
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In Java, compilation of each and every code (error free codes) leads to creation of one byte code file. This byte file runs through Java virtual machine (JVM) rather than Computer's processor. This makes it Platform independent as well as different from ordinary compilation. Since this byte code files are only machine readable, it serves Security at higher extent.
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