What is Just-In-Time compiler?

Just-In-Time or JIT Compiler compiles the JVM specific instruction set to machine specific instruction set. It also compiles those parts of bytecodes which are similar in functionality and helps in improving the performance of the application.

Akshaya Akki

Published on 19-Jan-2018 13:01:12

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