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Bytecode (also
called portable code or p-code[citation needed]) is a form of
instruction set
designed for
efficient execution by a
software interpreter...
- Java
bytecode is the
instruction set of the Java
virtual machine (JVM),
crucial for
executing programs written in the Java
language and
other JVM-compatible...
- make up the Java
bytecode, an
abstract machine language that is
ultimately executed by the Java
virtual machine. The Java
bytecode is
generated from...
- code and
immediately execute that;
Explicitly execute stored precompiled bytecode made by a
compiler and
matched with the interpreter's
Virtual Machine....
- as
programs written in
other languages that are also
compiled to Java
bytecode. The JVM is
detailed by a
specification that
formally describes what is...
- execution. This may
consist of
source code
translation but is more
commonly bytecode translation to
machine code,
which is then
executed directly. A system...
- Python,Julia, and Ruby. A
number of
systems can
compile Java and
other bytecode languages to
JavaScript and Web****embly.
These include CheerpJ, JWeb****embly...
- interpreter,
usually after being translated into an
intermediate code, such as a
bytecode, that is then interpreted.
Machine code is by
definition the
lowest level...
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without the need to recompile. Java
applications are
typically compiled to
bytecode that can run on any Java
virtual machine (JVM)
regardless of the underlying...
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operating system that
executes applications written for Android. (Dalvik
bytecode format is
still used as a
distribution format, but no
longer at runtime...