Answer / satish chaurasia

interpreter : a program written in source language can be
understood and executed by the CPU line by line.As the
first line is encountered by the interpreter, it is
translated and executed. same next line executed.
Whereas
A compiler translates a complete source program into
machine code. means it converts the .java file into .class
file.

Answer / guest

Interpreter is used to execute the program after the
completion of a compilation process.
Compiler compiles the program that is it converts the java
file into class file.

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