interpreted code
[ɪnˈtɜːrprɪtɪd koʊd]
nounpl: interpreted codes
código interpretado
1. Computer code that is executed by an interpreter program line by line or statement by statement, rather than being compiled into machine code beforehand
Python is an example of a language that uses interpreted code, meaning the source code is read and executed directly by the Python interpreter.
Python é um exemplo de linguagem que usa código interpretado, significando que o código-fonte é lido e executado diretamente pelo interpretador Python.
2. Source code that requires an intermediary interpreter to run, as opposed to compiled code that is pre-converted to machine language
Interpreted code is generally slower than compiled code but offers more flexibility during development.
Código interpretado é geralmente mais lento que código compilado, mas oferece mais flexibilidade durante o desenvolvimento.
In both Brazilian and American tech communities, 'interpreted code' is a fundamental concept distinguishing scripting languages (Python, JavaScript, Ruby) from compiled languages (C, Java). This distinction is crucial in software development education and practice, with interpreted code being popular for rapid development and scripting tasks.
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