|
When referring to a programming language, an interpreted language
refers to a language that does not need to be
compiled before it is
executed. However, because the script or program is not compiled the program
requires an interpreter to run the program.
An interpreter takes the script or program code and interprets it
into something that can be executed and understood by the
computer. Below are some examples of interpreted programming
languages.
JavaScript
JScript
Perl
PHP
Python
Also see: Compiled, Programming
definitions
|
|
| Resolved |
Were you able to locate the answer to your questions? |
|
|
