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Java 4

The document outlines the flow of a Java program from High Level Language (HLL) to Intermediate Level Language (ILL) and finally to executable code. It compares compilers and interpreters, highlighting their differences in translation methods, error handling, execution speed, and file generation. Additionally, it includes a simple Java class example that adds two numbers and prints the result.

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Java 4

The document outlines the flow of a Java program from High Level Language (HLL) to Intermediate Level Language (ILL) and finally to executable code. It compares compilers and interpreters, highlighting their differences in translation methods, error handling, execution speed, and file generation. Additionally, it includes a simple Java class example that adds two numbers and prints the result.

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JAVA FLOW OF PROGRAM:

[Link](High Level Language)

[Link](Intermediate Level Language)

[Link] CODE
JAVA'S ARCHITECTURE:

JAVA DEVELOPMENT KIT(JDK):

COMPILELR VS INTERPRETER

🟢 Compiler

 Translates the entire program at once

 Converts source code into machine code

 Errors are shown after compilation

 Execution is faster

 Creates a separate executable file

🔵 Interpreter

 Translates one line at a time

 Executes code line by line

 Stops at the first error

 Execution is slower

 No separate executable file


class AddTwoNumbers {

public static void main(String[] args) {

1. int a = 10;

[Link] b = 20;

3. int sum = a + b;

[Link]("Sum = " + sum);

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