Byte code is the program in binary form.
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Reason — Byte code is an intermediate representation of a program, generated after the source code is compiled. It is a binary form of the program and works irrespective of the machine on which it is to be executed.
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James Gosling developed Java programming language.
Machine codes are expressed using alphanumeric characters.
JVM stands for Java Visual Management.