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What is a Compiler?
A compiler is a translator that produces an output of low-level language (like an assembly or machine language) by taking an input of high-level language. It is basically a computer program used to transform codes written in a programming language into machine code (human-readable code to a binary 0 and 1 bits language for a computer processor to understand). The computer then processes the machine code for performing the corresponding tasks.

Compilers check all types of errors, limits, and ranges. Thus, it’s more intelligent.
The run time of its program is longer, and it occupies more memory.
What Is an Interpreter?
It is a program that functions for the translation of a programming language into a comprehensible one. It is a computer program used for converting high-level program statements into machine codes. It includes pre-compiled code, source code, and scripts.

An interpreter translates only one statement at a time of the program.
They create an exe of the programming language before the program runs.

Course Instructor : Shivam Dangwal