codecraig wrote:
Hi,
I have a question about Python. I know that it is an interpreted
language,
Nope. A *language* is neither compiled nor interpreted. An
*implementation* of a language can use strict interpretation, byte-code
compilation + VM, or native code compilation (it could as well use
thanks.
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"codecraig" wrote:
> I have a question about Python. I know that it is an interpreted
> language, meaning a python program is converted to binary on the fly
> each time it is run, or compiled.
> What would be the purpose of compiling? I guess the compiled python
> code (question, is compiled p
Hi,
I have a question about Python. I know that it is an interpreted
language, meaning a python program is converted to binary on the fly
each time it is run, or compiled.
What would be the purpose of compiling? I guess the compiled python
code (question, is compiled python code called byte c
