Have you ever wondered what really happens when you run a Java program? How does your code go from just a few lines of text to something your computer can actually execute? And, even more mind-blowing, how does Java manage to work the same way on different platforms — Windows, Mac, Linux — all with the exact same code?
If you’ve ever thought about these questions, then you’re in the right place!
Java has a unique way of turning your code into an application that can run anywhere. It involves a series of smart steps that make it one of the most powerful, cross-platform programming languages out there. But, how does it all work? Why does it work the same on different systems? What exactly happens behind the scenes when you hit "Run"?
Well, I’ve written a super detailed blog post that explains everything, and I've even included some beautiful diagrams to help make it crystal clear. Want to dive deep into how Java really works? Then check out the blog on Substack. Read Full Blog ❤️
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