Understanding Compile-Time and Run-Time: Supplementary Lesson 2

Welcome to Supplementary Lesson 2! In this short video, we'll explore the crucial concepts of "Compile-Time" and "Run-Time" in programming.

Compile-Time refers to the phase when the source code is converted into machine code or bytecode by the compiler. It's during this stage that syntax and type errors are detected. Understanding the Compile-Time process is fundamental to producing a successful executable program.

Run-Time, on the other hand, occurs when the compiled code is executed. This phase involves the actual execution of the program, where variables' values are determined, and the program's behaviour becomes apparent.

Comprehending the distinction between Compile-Time and Run-Time is vital for debugging and optimizing your code effectively.

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[bohdandanylko]

Thanks for the explanation, very clear.