April 2017
Beginner to intermediate
394 pages
9h 16m
English
To use a scripting language, we need to be able to execute new code on the fly. However, unlike a compiler, there's also another way to convert code into something that can be understood by a machine that is called an interpreter. Interpreters do not produce a program themselves, and rather stay around for the execution of a program. This program will either:
The interpreter translates one line at a time, as opposed to the compiler doing it all at once.
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