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Simplification: when you compile your program, the JVM creates intermediate byte code, which is not “understood” by the machine. That is why, at runtime, the JVM performs a second conversion to a code that the machine can process. In this way, the first compilation “takes away” work from the second, making execution faster.
Marce Puente
2026-02-15 16:39:09 +00:00
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