ELI5: Compiled Language vs Interpreted Language
Compiled languages are faster but need a prep step (compiling), while interpreted ones are easier to change but can be slower.

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Compiled Language: It’s like writing down the full recipe in a neat cookbook before anyone starts cooking. Once it’s written, the chef (computer) can follow it quickly without stopping to ask questions. Example: C, C++.
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Interpreted Language: It’s like a friend reading the recipe to you step by step while you cook. If they make a mistake or forget an ingredient, you find out while cooking, not before. Example: Python, JavaScript.
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