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is compiler do read the data line by line or not.
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both compiler and interpreter read the program line by line only
the main deference says
when interpreter read the line it compile and show error hand to hand,
but in case of compiler if it finds an error it points to that error and go for checking further program lines...
and in the end it show all error containing the program
reply me if i am wrong
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Answer / pratheepmanikandan
yes.the compiler read a data line by line.
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Answer / parekh nirav
no, the compilor does not read the data by line but it
convets the inputed code in the computer understable
langauge i.e ine the hexadecimal code & then in binary code.
Then the data of the functions that are present in the
library are accessed.
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