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A [DeCompiler] transforms a low level langauge to a higher one.
-In languages such as [Java], where class files are relatively close to the source code decompilers
and where (currently) the compilers do relatively little in the way optimisation, decompilation is a reasonably option. Compilation
of machine code to [C] is also possible, but because source and target languages are much further apart much more is lost and the more aggressive the optimisations the more is lost.
+In languages such as [Java], where class files are relatively close to the source code and where (currently) the compilers do relatively little in the way optimisation, decompilation is a reasonably option. Decompilation
of machine code to [C] is also possible, but because source and target languages are much further apart much more is lost and the more aggressive the compile-time
optimisations,
the more is lost.
