Native code is computer code that has been compiled into machine language specific to a device’s processor and operating system.

  • It runs directly on the hardware without needing an interpreter or virtual machine.
  • Provides faster performance and better access to system resources.
  • Example: C/C++ code compiled for Windows, macOS, or Linux; Swift/Objective-C compiled for iOS; Kotlin/Java compiled to bytecode and then optimized to native in Android (via ART).

It contrasts with interpreted or cross-platform code, which requires an additional runtime layer.

Dart language

Dart language

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