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Foil 7 Architecture of Java Applications

From Introduction to Java Language and Applets CPS406/606 Fall Semester 1999 -- September 2 99. by Nancy J. McCracken, Geoffrey C. Fox
1 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.
2 Java code
3 is compiled
4 to produce
5 bytecodes
6 run by Java
7 interpreter
8 to produce
9 results
10 OR
11 Java code
12 is compiled
13 to produce
14 native code
15 run directly
16 on machine
17 for better
18 performance
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