compiler vs interpreter

[@Lightedu]

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[@caua1865]

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[@kurokusa]

this is so far the most easy to learn video about compiler and interpreter. Thanks for the video sir

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Thanks! The background music is a real distractor.

[@Lightedu]

Noted ! Upcoming videos will be with very low music sound

[@mohsenpirmoradian1631]

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[@Lightedu]

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[@Lightedu]

@@masternobody1896 Most welcome

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Nice explanation, really liked that you sprinkled some memes through the video, it gave some charm to it (even if they're outdated).

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This was great and very well explained! Thank you.

[@Lightedu]

Glad it was helpful!

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I love the background music and the way that you teach.. thank you so much..

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Really good explanation! The background music could be a bit quieter. But that's just my opinion :)

[@Lightedu]

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I agree

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thank you so much for showing the process in action many videos cover the process but ever show it in action in a programming language

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[@ibra86ag]

python first creates intermediate .pyc file what later gets interpreted, but not the original .py file

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a great explanation🙏

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[@Volker-Dirr]

I don't understand why most guys say that a disadvantage of an compiler is, that the doesn't exectute if there is an error in the source. And it is a advanatge of an interpreter that it execute. In my opinion it is exactly the opposite: It is very very good and helpful that a compiler doesn't execute if there is a error in the source! Because look at coders that user interpreters: They run their programm and might think that it fuly working. So they ship it to the customer, but they might execute a rare statement and then the programm doesn't work. Compiler had found this bug earlier! So if you don't always wirte good tests, then interpreters only look in the first moment better (fatser for bug hunting). In real live, in my opinion, it is exactly the opposite. Using a compiler fill find errors much faster.

[@mgames3209]

I agree

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Well explained . Thank you

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blud really just called c a "high level language lmao"

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[@GevKerobyan]

Uh for Gods sake turn of all that background noise. It's almost impossible to watch the video leave alone understand something.

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[@Lightedu]

Thanks for support

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Nice..

[@Lightedu]

Thank you

[@evilhunter662]

Compiler executes entire code at one go and interpreter executes code line by line. Thats the differences That's it

[@JayaSree-gv8oh]

Can i have both compiler and interpreter applications in my laptop?,do they affect my laptops performance?

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Wow

[@Lightedu]

thanks ajay!

[@manoamar4003]

for the interpreter, he takes a single line and translates it to machine code which is executed by computer and then the interpreter repeats the operation with each statement ??

[@ekongprovidence1053]

Simplified!

[@yuvraj4870]

the background music is super annoying. but video is informative thanks. i suggest u to remove the music and reupload the video.

[@mahdi4277]

Thank you for video but It could be so much better without background music

[@spagetti6670]

concerning the interpreter : "Errors will be displayed after each instructions that contains it", but when i write a code in python (interpreter), only what is written before the first exception will be executed, what is written afterwards wont be executed, so i feel like what you said isnt 100% right, because what is written under the first exception wont be even executed.

[@Lightedu]

Your are right !, the code keeps working until the first exception occurs !

[@theoneandonly6765]

I thought the background music was awesome haha. What is the name of the song?

[@woodpecker776]

Explanation is top notch but the background music is an interference 😅👍

[@Lightedu]

Noted😉

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[@Lightedu]

Thanks a lot

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[@tawsifahmed7063]

Ty...very helpful however the background music is honestly annoying..😅

[@code.horizon]

Is PyCharm an Interpreter or Compiler? Is VSCode an Interpreter or Compiler?

[@presauced]

Those are text editors... PyCharm being an IDE I think.

[@HousseinDroubi-o9i]

Hello man.