IS SAS COMPILER OR INTERPRETER? EXPLAIN?
Answer Posted / nanda katepalli
Obviously, all most all languages are interpreters. Because,
the computer can only understand assembly language i.e '0'
and '1'. It converts the language into them and gives it to
the system. SAS can be called as a interpreter because its
done in the internal part and we get the output in the given
language. SAS is a compiler and a interpreter.
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