Is it possible to view bytecode of Class file? [duplicate]

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Yes. You can use the javap command that’s included with the JDK to see the byte code of a class. For example:

javap -c com.mypackage.MyClass

There are several libraries and tools that help you to work with Java bytecode, for example ASM and Jasmin.

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