Question

In interpreted programming language, the interpreter converts the source code into machine language at .."

run time

compile time

run and compile time

all of above

Answer 1

Answer:

run time

Explanation:

Interpreted languages use a special program called an interpreter that converts the source code, combines with runtime libraries, and executes the resulting machine instructions all during runtime. Unlike a compiled language, there is no precompiled program to run. The conversion process and combination with runtime libraries takes place every time an interpreted language program is run. This is why programs written in compiled languages tend to run

Answer 2

Answer:

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