The Java bytecode for access to the local variable array for a class is at most 2
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The Java bytecode for access to the local variable array for a class is at most 2 bytes long. One byte is used for the opcode; the other indicates the offset into the array. How many variables can be held in the local variable array? What do you think happens when this number is exceeded?
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