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Which is faster java or python?
In most general scenarios, Java is significantly faster than Python. This is primarily because Java is a compiled language, meaning its code is translated into machine-readable bytecode before execution. This allows for direct and optimized execution by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Python, on the other hand, is an interpreted language. Its code is executed line by line at runtime by an interpreter, which introduces overhead and typically results in slower performance. While Python offers rapid development and readability, Java's compiled nature gives it a clear advantage in performance-critical applications, large-scale enterprise systems, and scenarios demanding high computational speed.
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