What is a JLR File Type?
You can use the application Juliar to interpret JLR files and edit or re-execute the code. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) must also be installed on your device.
The following is a simple Juliar syntax that would print Hello World.
Main () = {& nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; nbsp; & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; and printLine ("Hello World");}.
The main goal of the Juliar programming language is to allow developers to encode n'quickly; any platform-form, including Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Juliar s'runs at-above JVM and can be either interpreted or compiled as an intermediate bytecode. Juliar produces a JAR file that can run on n' any platform-form where the JVM is installed simply as a double-click on it. If Juliar is interpreted then Juliar.jar and JVM are necessary to execute the application.
In 2019, the programming language Juliar was replaced by the programming language Juka. The .JUK files are used to store the source code instead of the JLR files.