Java Runtime Environment executes platform-independent bytecodes for classes. Using a Java API, you can instantiate and load a class from its bytecode and integrate it with the runtime environment. When we compile Java files and when import statements are encountered, referenced classes or packages are loaded from bytecode files available in the classpath located in the local filesystem.
The ClassLoader class allows programmers to run the class load from the location. The ClassLoader subclasses should implement the loadClass() method to be able to locate and load the bytecodes for that class definition and, sometimes, find all the other classes on which this class is dependent (the resolving class) only after that class is constructed. ...
