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An interpreter runs the code as it is being read in. A compiler processes the code and provides an intermediate result which is then "interpreted" by the machi
by amszmidt 2y ago
An interpreter runs the code as it is being read in.
A compiler processes the code and provides an intermediate result which is then "interpreted" by the machine.
So to take the "writes it in byte code" -- that is a compiler. "executes the byte code" -- is the interpreter.
If byte code is "machine code" or not, is really secondary.
- Imustaskforhelp 2y agoThen isn't theoretically all languages assembly intepreters in the endd