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WebAssembly provides an efficient way to embed high-performance code in web applications. It works cross-platform and can be used in conjunction with JavaScript to realize compute-intensive applications such as games or image processing.
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WebAssembly is a portable binary format and execution model for code on the web and in other runtimes.
WebAssembly grew from collaboration among Mozilla, Microsoft, Google, and Apple to create a fast, compact, portable execution target for the web. Browsers began supporting its first public version in 2017.
Source code is compiled into a validated module. A runtime loads it and exposes memory plus explicit imports and exports.
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Its use depends on the concrete task.
WebAssembly fits compute-intensive or cross-language modules that need controlled integration into a web application.
WebAssembly enables portable, fast execution of compiled code in browsers and other supported runtimes.
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