On 04/04/2017 22:16, Nightfox wrote:
> Re: Re: My language to do list
> By: Deavmi to Nightfox on Tue Apr 04 2017 02:45 pm
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> De> Python also compiles to bytecode; not machine code.
>
> Perhaps that's more transparent than it is with Java? Typically with Python,
> there is no specific 'compile' step as there is with Java - When I've worked
> with Java, the typical use is that you run the Python code directly with the
> Python interpreter.
>
> Nightfox
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I'd say it is transparent.
I am aware it is not so with Java as one must invoke the compiler,
javac, `javac hello.java` to generate the bytecode file in the form of a
`.class` file and then this bytecode can be given to the VM/interpreter
via `java hello` (which uses the `.class` file).
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