Java code is organized in "Classes".
What make "Classes" so unique in Java is that these "Classes" can be loaded and unloaded at runtime.
In order for a Java class to be modified at runtime, we need to use "Instrumentation".
Java Instrumentation allows you to change loaded "Classes" while the program is running.
Another feature that Java has is the ability to "Attach" to another Java process on your computer.
These "Agents" can also modify Java code at runtime while the program is running.
Java code is organized in "Classes".
What make "Classes" so unique in Java is these "Classes" can be loaded and unloaded at runtime.
In order for a Java class to be modified at runtime, we need to use "Instrumentation".
Java Instrumentations allows you to change loaded "Classes" while the program is running.
Another feature that java has is the ability to "Attach" to another Java process on your computer.
These "Agents" can also modify Java at runtime while the program is running.