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Explain java classes in detail?

  
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RE: Explain java classes in detail?
The Java class file is a precisely defined format for compiled Java. Java source code is compiled into class files that can be loaded and executed by any JVM. The class files may travel across a network before being loaded by the JVM.

The Java class file contains everything a JVM needs to know about one Java class or interface. In their order of appearance in the class file the major components are: magic version constant pool access flags this class super class interfaces fields methods and attributes.

 
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