What is byte code? - Java

What is byte code and why is it important to Java’s use for Internet programming?

The compiled Java source code is known as byte code. Java compiler generates the byte code.
The byte code can run on any platform / machine regardless of the system’s architecture. The WORA feature is implemented with byte code. The byte code can be used for internet applications in which security is a major issue. Byte code is device independent and allows loading classes dynamically.

As byte code is device independent and internet applications are run on various machines, using various platforms (OS) and on various browsers. This feature of byte code allows the web applications to run on various platforms, on various browsers on different infrastructures.
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