"python is interpreted high level language”? what does it mean to you
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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 code “one-by-one” whereas the compiler executes the code entirely and lists all possible errors at a time.
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Python is an “interpreted” language. This means it uses an interpreter. ... That's why python shows only one error message even though your code has multiple errors
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