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Java is an example of a compiled programming language that gets compiled into machine code that is executed directly by the computer's CPU.

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The correct answer is false. Java is indeed a compiled language, but it compiles to an intermediate code known as bytecode, which runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and not directly as machine code on a CPU. This allows Java to be platform-independent, one of its key characteristics.

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