What is the difference between interpreter and compiling ?
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Answer / muneeswari
interpreter:it executes programs line by line.
compiler: it executes entire program
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Answer / raj dhakad
compiler compiles whole block of program at a time whereas
interpreter it interpretes one line at a time.
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Answer / vivek
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compiler converts the source code into byte code to
interpret by the interpreter.
interpreter executes the byte code and produces the output.
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Answer / natasha verma
The compiler reports to its user the presence of errors in
the source program.
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Answer / charan sai
Compiler: whole program executes at once and displays all
errors and warnings.
Interpretors: Program executes line by line. If we will get
error, execution stops at that line.
Both Interpreter and compile will convert source code to
Byte code.
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Compiler: Converts Java code into Byte Code.
Interpreter: Converts Byte Code into Machine(Operating System) dependend Code .
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Answer / deepakkumar1887
if the source program consist any preprocessor instructions then we need interpreter, otherwise we should use compiler for fresh translator.
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