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Interpreted

An interpreted language, as opposed to a compiled language is one that is not translated into machine code. Instead, a program called an interpreter must be written to understand the code and tell the processor what to do.

A hybrid concept, in-between compiled languages and interpreted languages, is called Byte-Code. Another in-between is  ?P-Code.
last edited (December 13, 2002) by KDivad Leahcim, Number of views: 1600, Current Rev: 2 (Diff)

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