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Foil 10 Architecture of Java Applications

From Introduction to Java Tutorial Aimed at Scientific Users NAVO Tutorial -- Sept 23 1998. by Geoffrey C. Fox
Java applications are compiled and run on a machine just like any other general programming language such as C/C++. No web server or network are required although Java applications may also use network connections for distributed computing.
Java code
is compiled
to produce
bytecodes
run by Java
interpreter
to produce
results
OR
Java code
is compiled
to produce
native code
run directly
on machine
for better
performance

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