Difference between Complier and Interpreter

 Difference between Complier and Interpreter


Complier

  • Take entire program as input output.
  • Intermediate object code is generated.
  • Execution is faster.
  • Memory requirement is more.
  • Error are displayed after entire program is checked.
Interpreter

  • Take single instructions as input output.
  • No intermediate object code is generated.
  • Execution is slower.
  • Memory requirement is less.
  • Error are displayed for every instructions interpreted.

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