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Final Exam Review Fall 2006: Classes and Objects

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1. Machine code.
2. Code for a Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
3. If you use a virtual machine (a.k.a. Java), you can easily use it across platforms. So, for example, if you made cell phones and they suddenly decided to use a different processor because it was cheaper, you wouldn't have to re-write all the code from the new processor. You could simply install the virtual machine and use the same code.
4. The language is interpreted at run-time so you can execuate instructions immediately, such as scripts inside a web REMOVED
5. Machine language is 0's and 1's. Assembly language has at least some resemblance to actual language.
6. Interpreted means that it's rewritten into something that the computer (or virtual machine) understands.
7. Because Photoshop is compiled, and programmed to be efficient. Also, in JES, Python code must first be interpreted into Java and THEN interpreted into machine code, which makes it take a longer time to run.

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