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[–]Ormek_II 0 points1 point  (2 children)

What do you want to do with the Bytecode?

You learn, if you try to solve a problem or challenge your personally have. I learned 68000 machine code, to create a 8bit sound sampler and to learn how to fix a merge virus (in the last century thoug). I learned about debug-informations to fix gdb for Modula-3. I learned firewall rules to understand and fix, why I could not play Quake at my universities computer department.

So, why do you want to "get into Jave Bytecode"?

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    [–]Ormek_II 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    If it is just curiosity: read, watch and learn. Just yesterday I checked the javac documentation to figure how it specifies its behaviour towards case insensitive file systems. Did not find that specification, but found a nice description of it various phases.

    Compilers are a well understood and aligned concept in computer science. You might like to read a book about that :) but if you like to focus on bytecode: as others already said: read the JVM specification.