Java bytecode
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| + | '''Java bytecode''' is normally contained within a .class file and can be executed by Java Virtual Machine (see [[Java]]). It is an intermediate stage between a human-readable code and machine code, a compiler is used to turn normal code into bytecode. | ||
| − | + | [[Bytecode]] consists of the predefined set of instructions which are known to the Virtual Machine. Within the .class file these instructions are stored in binary representation. | |
| − | + | The .class files are rarely distributed by themselves, but are combined in [[Jar|.jar]] or .war files. | |
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| − | * | + | * [[Wikipedia: Java bytecode]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:03, 30 June 2017
Java bytecode is normally contained within a .class file and can be executed by Java Virtual Machine (see Java). It is an intermediate stage between a human-readable code and machine code, a compiler is used to turn normal code into bytecode.
Bytecode consists of the predefined set of instructions which are known to the Virtual Machine. Within the .class file these instructions are stored in binary representation.
The .class files are rarely distributed by themselves, but are combined in .jar or .war files.
