Any specific reasons would be nice too.
As some people have pointed out; Java is translated into Bytecode, which runs in JVM. Are there any which don’t depend on a virtual machine? Historical or contemporary, obsolete or not.
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Any specific reasons would be nice too.
As some people have pointed out; Java is translated into Bytecode, which runs in JVM. Are there any which don’t depend on a virtual machine? Historical or contemporary, obsolete or not.
As already pointed out, portable ByteCode is platform independent,
you can find a List of ByteCode Languages on eg. wikipedia.
But they depend on an Interpreter or a Virtual Machine, ie. JVM.
And there is also LLVM, which provides a middle layer in an intermediate form (IF).