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11 years ago

If I understood your question correctly, are you referring to how the code is compiled in order to run it to a specific machine architecture? if so, then .NET does exa ... See More

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Answer added by  JAMISETTI SIVA KUMAR
11 years ago

Java stores objects in heap. Thus, if we keep on creating objects without clearing the heap, our computers might run out of heap space and we get ‘Out of Memory’ error. G ... See More

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1. Architecture of JVM contains  Classloader, Class(Method) Area, Heap, Stack, Program Counter Register, Native Method Stack, Execution Engine   2. Hotspot adaptive optim ... See More

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JRuby (an implementation of Ruby) and Jython (an implementation of Python) are the other well known JVM languages. Microsoft answer to this is the open specification call ... See More

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garbage collection is done by jvm in certain time interval(gap of time is uncertain). all the object in application are store in heap memory. there r some objects in heap ... See More