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- Let's Review that Process...
- Meet Neil & Gordon...
- Task List
- The Development Process
- ...One More Time
- System Design
- Agile Waterfalls
- Use Cases
- What If...?
- UML State Diagrams
- An Example
- Specification Components
- User Requirements
- ...One More Time
- Creating executables
- Compiled or Interpreted?
- Just-in-Time...
This chapter is from the book
Compiled or Interpreted?
Traditionally, languages are either compiled or interpreted. Both methods achieve the same result—the source code you write in a language like C# is translated into object code that can be understood by a specific CPU. The difference is when.
Compiled languages perform the translation at design-time, while interpreted languages translate at run-time.