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Computer Science, Software Design and Architecture
Year 2
If interpreted code works slower than compiled code, then why do we use interpreters?
Interpreted code executes much more slowly than compiled code, yet several systems use them extensively. The most well known are Visual Basic (it has two modes: interpreter mode and compiler mode), JavaScript and the special case of interpretation of Java programs. Discuss the merits and weaknesses of interpreting, as opposed to compiling, and explain when and why they are used.
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