In this video, we will understand how JVM executes your Java code internally using the Execution Engine in Java 8, explained in a simple and practical way.
This is Part 3 of the Java 8 JVM Architecture series.
When you run a Java program, the JVM does not directly execute your source code.
Instead, the Execution Engine takes the bytecode and decides how it should be executed using the Interpreter, JIT Compiler, and Garbage Collector.
In this video, you’ll clearly understand what actually happens after your code is loaded into JVM memory.
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