Why the java hybrid language?

Answer 1

I am not sure why you label it "hybrid". Java compiles the source code, not for a specific processor, but for what you might consider a fictitious processor. That is, it doesn't compile for the specific machine code understood by a real processor.As for the reason, that's because that's what Java is all about. Java programs are supposed to be compiled only once, and then run on any computer that has an appropriate Java runtime (the "Java Virtual Machine").

Answer 2

Java doesn't use a hybrid compiler. A compiler is a computer program that converts a high-level source code to a lower-level source code. In most cases, a compiler will output machine code and/or assembly language, neither of which is portable. However, the Java compiler converts Java source code to Java byte code which is suitable for interpretation by any Java virtual machine and is therefore highly portable.

Answer 3

because it uses party interpreted and complied language.