Kotlin - Basics and JVM RuntimeYou want to create a Kotlin program that runs on JVM and Android. How does compiling to JVM bytecode help achieve this?AJVM bytecode only runs on desktop JVMsBJVM bytecode runs natively on Android without changesCJVM bytecode can be converted to Android's Dalvik bytecode easilyDKotlin code must be rewritten for AndroidCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Kotlin compilation targetsKotlin compiles to JVM bytecode which runs on JVM, and can be converted to Dalvik bytecode for Android.Step 2: Recognize Android bytecode conversionAndroid uses Dalvik/ART runtime, which requires converting JVM bytecode to its format.Final Answer:JVM bytecode can be converted to Android's Dalvik bytecode easily -> Option CQuick Check:Kotlin JVM bytecode converts to Android bytecode [OK]Quick Trick: JVM bytecode converts to Android bytecode for cross-platform [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking JVM bytecode runs unchanged on AndroidBelieving Kotlin must be rewritten for AndroidAssuming JVM bytecode only runs on desktops
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