what is bytecode ?explain in detail and watz the difference
between bytecode and machine code?
Answer Posted / swati pundeer
bytecode is a intermediate code,which is platform
independent.thats why it run on different type
machines.this code does not depend on the hardware
architecture.
the difference between bytecode & machine code is that
bytecode formed by special characters,which is not
understandable by users.machine code is formed by binary
digits(1 or 0)form.which is hardware compatible.
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