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Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a virtual machine that runs Java bytecode. The JVM reads and executes Java bytecode by interpreting it, which means it's capable of executing compiled Java programs.

Why JVM Is Important

• It allows developers to write code in Java without needing to compile it every time.
• It provides a runtime environment for executing Java applications.
• It supports different operating systems through its platform-independent nature.

How JVM Works

The JVM consists of several components:

1. Class Loader: Loads classes into memory.
2. Runtime Memory: Stores objects and method executions.
3. Execution Engine: Executes the bytecodes.

JVM Features

• Supports multiple programming languages (Java, C++, etc.).
• Runs on any platform that has a JDK installed.
• Garbage collection manages memory automatically.