JVM
Understanding the JVM
JVM What Does the JVM Do? Classloader Runtime Data Areas Frames Execution Engine Useful Links What Does the JVM Do? Loads, verifies, and executes bytecode; Provides a runtime environment for executing bytecode; Manages memory and performs garbage collection; The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a mechanism that provides a runtime environment for managing Java code or applications. It is an independent execution shell for code, enabling it to run on any operating system without the operating system affecting the executing program.