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As per my understanding,
*.java file convert into bytecote,*.class by executing javac.
Once JVM instantiate, JVM component JIT Compiler, converts that bytecode into binary code. and that binary code instruction eventually executed by JVM on to underlying architecture.

abstract class MyAbstractClass { protected String field; public MyAbstractClass(String field) { this.field = field; } public abstract void someMethod(); } class SubClass extends MyAbstractClass { public SubClass(String field) { super(field); } @Override public void someMethod() { System.out.println(“Implementing abstract method in SubClass”); } } Subclasses reuse these fields. Would it make any difference to the compiler […]

I have been confused about how the off heap-size is controlled by JVM, so I would ask following questions to better understand it.