What is Bytecode?

What is Bytecode?

- The Java class file contains bytecode which is being interpreted by JVM.

- Bytecode is introduced in Java to provide Java as platform independent language.

- Bytecode is a computer object code which is processed by a program.

- It is an machine independent code.

- It is a machine code for JVM.

- Bytecode files have a '.class' extension.
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