Does jvm maintain a cache by itself? Does the jvm allocate objects in heap? Is this the os heap or the heap maintained by the jvm? Why
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Answer Posted / Anuj Srivastava
Yes, the JVM maintains its own cache called JIT (Just-In-Time) compiler cache. The purpose of this cache is to compile bytecode into native machine code to improve performance.nThe JVM allocates objects in a memory space known as the heap.nThis heap is not the OS heap but is managed by the JVM itself. The heap's primary role is to store objects during runtime.
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