Is Python compiled or interpreted ? Python execution cycle
Channel: Pythoholic
Date: 11/05/2020

So now let's talk about the interpreter,

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The main difference between compilers and interpreters is that interpreters execute the instructions one line at a time. 
and unlike compilers, interpreters don't generate machine code.  But they do generate the intermediate code ie mostly termed as the byte code which is then fed to a designed Virtual Machine which is not an actual machine. But its a form of processing unit that can actually understand the bytecode. Don't worry we will make a video on Python virtual machine as well.

For now, you must understand that Python virtual machine is a form of processing unit that can actually understand the bytecode. ie basically used to generate the output you need.


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