whenever they say run a .class file in JVM. do they mean with the command “java” in the terminal.
or can you click on it to open it?
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whenever they say run a .class file in JVM. do they mean with the command “java” in the terminal.
or can you click on it to open it?
A java file is compiled into a class file, which is a bunch of java bytecode. The JVM is the thing that can execute java bytecode.
javais a command line tool that is part of a java runtime environment (JRE) that knows how to start a java virtual machine, load and execute your class file.