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I think it makes more sense for interpreted languages. The program written in Python is always tied to Python. But a language that compiles to a native binary j
by teawrecks 4y ago
I think it makes more sense for interpreted languages. The program written in Python is always tied to Python. But a language that compiles to a native binary just happens to have source code in some language. Once it's compiled though, it's just a binary.