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Differentiate between Complier and Interpreter?
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Answer / guest
when ever a program is to be compiled the syntax is
necessary and we wont receive the output until a correct
syntax is written
it shows the errors so debugging becomes easier
the best example is C language
where as in interpreter if we miss any syntax it violates
that particular line and goes to the next line
in this case we may or may not get the required output
it does not show any errors even though its violates the syntax
the best example is HTML
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Answer / tejpal suresh
when ever a program is to be compiled the syntax is
necessary and we wont receive the output until a correct
syntax is written.
it show the errors so debugging becomes easier the best
example is language.
where as in interpreter if we miss any syntax its violates
that particular line and goes to the next line.
in this case we may or may not get the required output.
it does any errors even though its violates the syntax the
best example is HTML.
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