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Why we learn interpreter language program?

compared to compiler languages why? after trying to learn python I shocked after show the difference between interpreter vs compiler. so why we learn python ?

2nd Jun 2017, 8:52 AM
NMH
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for python, its fast production and prototyping. a interpreter allows you to test it at a much faster rate; no compile times
2nd Jun 2017, 9:05 AM
Ahri Fox
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time? not really, although python in particular can be hard to distribute. but the writing of the code is very quick and can do alot in a short amount of time. performance, absolutely it slows down. but often that doesn't matter if it gets the job done. compiled vs. interpreted has different uses and benefits. learn interpreted, because sometimes you just need a task done quick without worrying about details. you don't have to learn python; there are many scripting languages out there.
2nd Jun 2017, 9:18 AM
Ahri Fox
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Interpreter language is also platform independent. You can take your program written in Windows and run in Linux without change.
2nd Jun 2017, 9:22 AM
BĂ ng Tứ Cường
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@Bang Tu Cuong for the most part, yes. there are exceptions to the rule though.
2nd Jun 2017, 9:23 AM
Ahri Fox
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but after releasing the application it will cost lost of time and performance
2nd Jun 2017, 9:11 AM
NMH
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