Why is the execution speed of a compiler faster ?
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A compiled program is faster to run than an interpreted program, but it takes more time to compile and run a program than to just interpret it. A compiler indeed produces faster programs. It happens fundamentally because it must analyze each statement just once, while an interpreter must analyze it each time.
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A compiled program is faster to run than an interpreted program, but it takes more time to compile and run a program than to just interpret it. A compiler indeed produces faster programs. It happens fundamentally because it must analyze each statement just once, while an interpreter must analyze it each time.
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