Compiler and Interpreter Differences
Compiler and interpreter
both are the Language Translators, but still, they have some differences. In
this article, we will discuss what the
difference between Compiler and interpreter is. As we know that Compilers and
Interpreters are the system software that is used to convert the high-level program
into machine-level code.
Compiler :
- A compiler is a language translator which converts High-Level Language program to its equivalent Intermediate Code. Compiler read the complete program once a time.
- The compiler generates an Intermediate Code.
- The compiler reads the entire program for compilation.
- Compiler displays all errors and warning at the time and without fixing all errors program cannot be executed
- The compiler needs more memory.
Interpreter :
- An Interpreter is a language translator that converts a High-Level Language program to its equivalent Machine Code. The interpreter reads program line by line or we can say statement by statement and if the statement is error-free, it converts into machine code.
- The interpreter generates Machine Code.
- The interpreter reads a single statement at a time for interpretation. Since the Interpreter reads a single statement so an interpreter displays one error at a time and you have to fix the error to interpret the next statement.
- an Interpreter needs less memory to interpret the program
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