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What is computer vs interpreter?

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I think the question is wrong. It should be compiler vs interpreter. compiler reads the progem in c/c++ convert it to machine code (object code) and then loader loads it in the memory to run in the supervision of OS.

Interpreter reads one line of the code executes it and then reads the next and runs and so on.

compiler only creates executables, it doesn't run them while interpreter runs them.

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