Is java code slower than native code?
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Answer / Santosh Prasad
In general, Java code can be slower than native code because it is interpreted (converted to machine code at runtime) rather than compiled directly into machine code. However, the difference in speed has become less significant over time due to JIT compilers, which compile frequently-used Java methods into native code.
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