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What is the difference between interpreter and compiling ?
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Answer Posted / charan sai
Compiler: whole program executes at once and displays all
errors and warnings.
Interpretors: Program executes line by line. If we will get
error, execution stops at that line.
Both Interpreter and compile will convert source code to
Byte code.
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