Three general methods of implementing a programming language
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1. Compilation: It takes the input in a particular language, translates it into another one which may now be the input for another compiler. Thus, a compiler does not directly implement the instructions it receives.
2. Pure Interpretation: It takes the input in a particular language, uses it in the same language and performs the instructions given on a machine.
3. Hybrid Implementation: This is an in-between of compilers and pure interpreters. This allows both the decoding of high level language into easy ones and the basic options of interpreting these.
2. Pure Interpretation: It takes the input in a particular language, uses it in the same language and performs the instructions given on a machine.
3. Hybrid Implementation: This is an in-between of compilers and pure interpreters. This allows both the decoding of high level language into easy ones and the basic options of interpreting these.
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