What is the difference between JVM and JIT compiler?

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Vaibhav

  • Dec 21st, 2005
 

JVM - JVM is a major component of the JRE(Java Runtime Environment), it is the virtual machine that executes Java (really bytecode) applications.

JIT - Just In Time (Compiler), a strategy used by some JVM's to first convert the bytecodes into native code sequences just before they are first used.

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