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Java bytecode is machine-specific code.
Answer: B
Correct answer: False
Bytecode is machine-independent: it is the instruction set of the virtual machine rather than of any processor, which is what allows one compiled file to run wherever a JVM exists. Machine-specific code is what the JVM produces internally, or what a conventional compiler emits.
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