JavaScript The difference between a compiled and an interpreted language is that: Group of answer choices: a- interpreted languages create an executable file whereas compiled languages do not. b- compiled languages create an executable file whereas interpreted languages do not. c- There is no such thing as an interpreted language d- interpreted languages can execute on any machine regardless of whether the source code is present   Which is correct?

Why were the early versions of BASIC programming languages interpreted and not compiled? Which of the following is the BEST answer?   A. early computers did not have enough memory space to store the entire compiled program! Thus they used interpreted languages that basically compiled during run time.   B. Because interpreted basic is way faster.   C. because early computers did not have RAM memory   D. Early computers were fed programs via cards, paper tape or cassette. All of which made compilation difficult.

Why should one use a compiled language rather than an interpreted one, and what are the advantages of doing so? Describe a circumstance in which you would find it beneficial to make use of the services of an interpreter.

Compiled languages have the advantage over translated ones since they are easier to learn and maintain. Do you utilise an interpreted language in any of the following situations: