Compiled vs Interpreted Programming Languages | What’s the Difference?

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Damn, you had me at the first analogy. Why is it so hard for people to start creating analogies instead of going technical first thing in the video? Excellent work sir 😁

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I was watching so many videos on this, and your explanation is what finally clicked. Thanks!!

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[fakeStarman]

couldn't find a better explaination..
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[MrOnePieceRuffy]

nice video, i just wanted to mention, that VB (6 and below) before it became a part of the .NET Library actually was a compiled language

[cpkarkow]

I've been trying to understand this concept for a long time - thank you for making it so clear and understandable - awesome

[FindingMoreInLess]

That was a fantastic analogy and way to explain it!

[bennylee]

with regards to calling a language compiled or interpreted, i think its understood what that meant. Its in the context of what needs to be done for the program to work.

It is not about the english definition of "interpret" where of course you can "interpret" C code line by line if you want to know its meaning and intention.

because then, if you want to do that to the word "interpret", then you have a problem with "compile". because python code is never compiled to make it work, unless you want to define "compile" until it matches your definition of "python code can be compiled"

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[KaroCodes]

Awesome breakdown! 🎉
For me the easiest way to learn the difference on a deep level was to... Write both interpreter and compiler for the same java-like language! 😁 It was fun I swear!!! 🤣

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Lovely video, thank you so much for the valuable info

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