Question

difference between compiler and interpreter............

Answer 1

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Compiler.

A group of one or more computer programs that convert programs written in a high level computer language to another computer language. In the computer language, the basic program is called a source language and this program is called a source code. Similarly, the language in which source code is changed is called target language and thus the code received is called an object code. The object code is often in binary language, with which the linker produces a machine-specific (executable) machine code.

Computer-programs that produce programs of a high-level language by compiling a low-level computer language program are called decompilers.

A program that converts a high-end computer language to another high-end computer language is called a computer-language translator.

INTERPRETER
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a person who interprets, especially one who translates speech orally.

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Answer 2

HERE YOU GO WITH YOUR ANSWER:-

COMPILER:- COMPILER IS A PROGRAM WHICH TRANSLATE A PROGRAM WRITTEN IN A HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE INTO MACHINE OR LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE THAT CAN BE UNDERSTOOD BY THE COMPUTER. GENERALLY A COMPILER READS THE ENTIRE PROGRAM AND CREATS A SEPRATE MACHINE LANGUAGE CODE FOR EXECUTION.

INTERPRETOR:- INTERPRETORS ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR CONVERTING TO MACHINE LANGUAGE, EXEPT THIS TIME IT READS A PROGRAM LINE BY LINE AND TRANSLATES EACH LINE TO MACHINE LANGUAGE AND EXECUTES IT.HOPE IT HELPS YOU.
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