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Definitions for "INTERPRETED LANGUAGE"
Keywords:  native, compiled, beginners, lisp, advantage
Related Terms: Basic, High-level language, Interpreted, High level language, C language, Apl , Programming language, Fortran, Assembly language, Assembler language, Macro language, Lisp, Cobol, Interpreter, Algol, Fourth generation language, Extension language, Compile, Compiler, Pascal, Forth, Bytecode, Jni, C/c, Just-in-time compiler, Java native interface, Macro, Source program, Low-level language, Machine language, Assembler, Assembly, Preprocessor, Source code, Jvm, Computer language, Java platform, Authoring language, Disassembler, Awk, Object program, Java virtual machine, Pseudocode, Decompiler, Coding, Lua , Jre, Java developer's kit, Code, Rexx
a high-level programming language that is translated into machine code line by line as it is executed. BASIC and LISP are interpreted languages. The chief advantage of an interpreted language is rapid alteration of the program, the penalty for which is slow execution.
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a programming language that is compiled into machine readable code at the moment it is run by the languages interpreter
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A language that is changed from source code to machine language in real-time. Examples of this are BASIC (the PC version, and the Ti-version), JavaScript, HTML (bad example…but you get the point). The advantages are interpreted languages are often much simpler, good for beginners. Bad points are speed, and no native is generated.
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