Compilation and scripting languages differ in how they translate code into execution. Compiled languages use a compiler to translate the entire code at once, while scripting languages use a command interpreter to sequentially translate each statement. The document advises letting compilation and scripting programs handle translating code rather than doing it manually.
Compilation and scripting languages differ in how they translate code into execution. Compiled languages use a compiler to translate the entire code at once, while scripting languages use a command interpreter to sequentially translate each statement. The document advises letting compilation and scripting programs handle translating code rather than doing it manually.
Compilation and scripting languages differ in how they translate code into execution. Compiled languages use a compiler to translate the entire code at once, while scripting languages use a command interpreter to sequentially translate each statement. The document advises letting compilation and scripting programs handle translating code rather than doing it manually.
You just have to run your code through a special program that does it for you. Programming languages can be split into two distinct categories depending on how they do this translation from code to execution. Some are compiled languages. They use a compiler to translate the code. Some are scripting languages. They translate sequentially one statement at a time using a command interpreter.