Explain how python is interpreted.
Answer / chaitanya
Python program runs directly from the source code. Each type Python programs are executed code is required. Python converts source code written by the programmer into intermediate language which is again translated it into the native language / machine language that is executed. So Python is an Interpreted language.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 0 No |
How to use of return keywords in python?
Is c++ required for learning python?
How to remove whitespaces from a string in python?
Is python or r more useful?
Do I need python if I have anaconda?
What is the language from which Python has got its features or derived its features?
If you installed a module with pip but it doesn’t import in your idle, what could it possibly be?
Explain about classes in strings?
What is lambda in python 3?
Does python have private variables?
which of the following is an invalid statement?
How do you sort values in descending order in python?