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Compilation VS Interpretation 01204111 Computers and Programming Chalermsak Chatdokmaiprai Department of Computer Engineering Kasetsart University Revised 2018-01-11

Processing compiled languages source program executable program compiled by inputs outputs generates edits compiler editor runs runs runs Computer and OS

Processing compiled languages with IDE inputs source program executable program compiled by generates edits outputs IDE editor compiler runs runs Computer and OS

Processing interpreted languages: interactive mode one instruction interpreted & executed by result interpreter runs Computer and OS

Processing interpreted languages: script mode inputs source program interpreted & run by outputs edits interpreter editor runs runs Computer and OS

Processing interpreted languages with IDE Script Mode Interactive Mode inputs outputs source program one instruction interpreted & run by result edits IDE interpreter editor runs Computer and OS

Major Revision History January 11, 2018 – Chalermsak Chatdokmaiprai First release Constructive comments or error reports on this set of slides would be welcome and highly appreciated. Please contact Chalermsak.c@ku.ac.th