Senior .Net Developer Question:
Please explain is the JIT an interpreter?
Answer:
No, the JIT is not an interpreter. It is a compiler at runtime that improves performance compiling method by method only once. If the method is called a new account, the native code already compiled is used. However, an interpreter executes the same every block of code.
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