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It's compiled bytecode, designed to be compact. JS is "minified" but there's limits to how far you can go. JVM and WASM bytecode is designed to use as little sp
by thermodynthrway 8y ago
It's compiled bytecode, designed to be compact. JS is "minified" but there's limits to how far you can go. JVM and WASM bytecode is designed to use as little space as possible.
Not sure about WASM but the instruction set in JVM bytecode is intentionally limited in a ton of ways to keep instruction length to 1 byte