Read the byte-code of a Java compiled class

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Read the byte-code of a Java compiled class

Author: Jonathan Lalou | June 15, 2009

Use this:

javap -c myClass

(do not mention .class)

Posted in en-US, General, The geek way of life | Tags: Java

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