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Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation is a crucial feature of the Java Runtime Environment that enhances the performance of Java applications during execution. Unlike traditional compilation, which translates code before execution, JIT compilation occurs at runtime, converting Java bytecode into native machine code as methods are called. This process allows frequently used methods to be optimized for speed, significantly improving overall application performance. JIT compilation is enabled by default in Java, ensuring that applications can run more efficiently without requiring manual intervention. By leveraging runtime information, JIT compilation strikes a balance between the flexibility of interpretation and the speed of native execution.

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