JIT (Just-in-Time) Mode

JIT (Just-in-Time) mode is a method used in software development to optimize performance by compiling code only when needed, rather than beforehand. It translates code into a form that the computer's hardware can run efficiently at runtime, reducing initial load times and memory usage. This approach allows applications to run faster and more smoothly, especially for complex programs, because it avoids unnecessary compilation and adapts to how the program is used. Essentially, JIT mode enables real-time optimization, balancing quick startup with optimized ongoing performance.