We stated that only one method at a time can be active within each thread running in the JVM. Why do you think this is the case? The Java bytecode for access to the local variable array for a class is...

We stated that only one method at a time can be active within

each thread running in the JVM. Why do you think this is the case?

The Java bytecode for access to the local variable array for a

class is at most two 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?