👉 Interpreted computing refers to the process where programming languages are executed directly by a computer's processor, translating high-level code written in a human-readable format into machine code that the computer can understand and execute immediately. Unlike compiled languages, where code is converted into an intermediate form (like bytecode) before execution, interpreted languages are run line-by-line or statement-by-statement, allowing for dynamic adjustments and immediate feedback during development. This approach makes it easier to debug and test code as it's written, since errors are caught and reported in real-time. Interpreted languages, such as Python and JavaScript, offer flexibility and rapid development cycles but may result in slower execution speeds compared to compiled languages like C++ or Java, which are pre-processed into machine code before running.
