Discussion
The JVM (Java virtual machine) interprets Java bytecode at run time.
Answer: B
Correct answer: True
This is what the virtual machine is for. The compiler produces bytecode, which no processor can execute, and the JVM reads and executes it at run time. Modern implementations compile hot paths to native code as they run, but the essential arrangement is unchanged: the bytecode is portable and the JVM is what makes it executable.
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