Singh Sujitpratap
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Compiler programs take up more memory because the entire object code has to reside in memory.
Interpreter does not generate intermediate object code, it generates machine code. As a result, the interpreter program requires less memory.
The compiler executes conditional control statements (such as if-else and switch-case) and is logically faster than the interpreter.
The interpreter executes conditional control statements very slowly.
Interpreter does not generate intermediate object code, it generates machine code. As a result, the interpreter program requires less memory.
The compiler executes conditional control statements (such as if-else and switch-case) and is logically faster than the interpreter.
The interpreter executes conditional control statements very slowly.
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