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Compiler and interpreter are two different ways to translate a program from a programming language to machine language. A compiler converts an entire program into object code stored in a file that can directly execute on a machine, while an interpreter directly executes instructions without pre-compiling. Compiled programs generally run faster but require compiling first, while interpreted programs can be modified and debugged at runtime but run slower. Examples of compiled languages include C and C++, whil

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