In which language JVM (Java Virtual Machine) is implemented
Answer Posted / sandeep sharma
Basically JVM is an interpreter..
it interprets the byte code
But it can also acts as an compiler
VM has both JIT compiler and interpreter to speed up the
execution process
Internally it maintains HOTSPOT algorithm to execute code
if loops are there it takes process by compiler otherwise it
takes interpreter
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