Answer Posted / dhaval

They are both similar as they achieve similar purposes, but inherently different as to how they achieve that purpose. Compiled code takes programs (source) written in some kind of programming language, and then ultimately translates it into object code or machine language. Compiled code does the work much more efficiently, because it produces a complete machine language program, which can then be executed. The interpreter translates instructions one at a time, and then executes those instructions immediately. The compiler is itself a computer program written usually in some implementation language.

Approximately what date is represented by the SAS date value of 730?

1159

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Describe the ways in which you can create a macro variable?

1033

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How to include or exclude specific variables in a data set?

1061

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What is SAS? What are the functions does it performs?

1137

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Explain what is data step?

1129

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If you were told to create many records from one record, show how you would do this using array and with proc transpose?

1413

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Explain the difference between informat and format with an example.

1111

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What is the length assigned to the target variable by the scan function?

1095

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how would you create a data set with 1 observation and 30 variables from a data set with 30 observations and 1 variable? : Sas programming

1273

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What are the ways to do a “table lookup” in sas?

975

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What is the difference between match merge and one to one merge?

1151

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How does SAS handle missing values in: assignment statements, functions, a merge, an update, sort order, formats, PROCs?

1477

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How you can read the variables that you need?

1067

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What is the maximum length of the macro variable?

1130

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What is the sas data set? : sas-grid-administration

918

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