The Java programming language is one of the most used programming lan- guages worldwide. It is popular in professional environments, as well as in the academic space. Java’s popularity is mostly based on its ease of use, C-like syntax and being cross-platform. However, in the academic space, the option to insert Java bytecode into compiled Java code, in the same way the asm statements work in C, would be useful. For that purpose we are going to implement a program called Jasm. Users will be able to write a Java program with bytecode, which is then going to be compiled, and executed with the bytecode inserted. Execution results will be returned to the user.
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