Python is an interpreted language. Explain.
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Python is an interpreted language as it uses an interpreter which tells the error line by line(one by one) not like Java that uses both an interpreter and compiler that tells the full errors at ont time, while in Python in one time only one error is displayed even if your program has multiple errors.Java is better than Python only in terms of displaying and Debugging(removing errors) but in terms of understanding, Python is simpler while Java requires more hardwork(compared to Python).
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Python is an “interpreted” language.
Python is an “interpreted” language.This means it uses an interpreter. An interpreter is very different from the compiler.
Python is an “interpreted” language.This means it uses an interpreter. An interpreter is very different from the compiler.An interpreter executes the statements of co.de “one-by-one” whereas the compiler executes the cod.e entirely and lists all possible errors at a time.
e entirely and lists all possible errors at a time.That’s why python shows only one error message even though your c.ode has multiple errors. This will help you to clear errors easily and it definitely will increase the execution speed.
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