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Module III: Basics of Web Programming

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The Java compiler

(i) creates executable
(ii) translates Java source code to byte code
(iii) creates classes
(iv) produces Java interpreters

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Correct Answer: (ii) translates Java source code to byte code

Explanation:

  • The Java Compiler (javac) translates high-level Java source code (.java) into platform-independent intermediate Bytecode stored in .class files.
  • The bytecode is later interpreted and executed by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
  • Unlike C/C++ compilers, the Java compiler does not generate direct machine-executable binaries (.exe or .out).

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