Programmers/developers alike write programs using computer languages that usually are close to human languages. These languages are called High Level Languages like Java, C++ and C#. But they differ in the way they execute their code; some of them are compiled and the rest are interpreted. Compiled languages take the entirety of the file and compile it as a unit. It takes takes time and generates errors after scanning everything. But that's not the case with interpreted languages, where they translate code statement at a time and memory efficient since there's no need to generate an intermediate object code.
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