Difference between Compiled and Interpreted Language
In compiled language, source code is first converted to machine code by the compiler , which will be executed by the target machine.
In interpreted language , compilation is not required, code is always in ready to run state. At run time, first it is converted to intermediate byte code by the interpreter, and then , it is converted to machine code by the virtual machine.
Example of compiled languages are c , or, c++ .
Example of interpreted languages are python , or , php .
Execution of compiled languages are comparatively faster, as extra steps of interpreting is not involved.
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