In actual practice, what does it mean to say that a language is "interpreted" vs. "compiled", and how does Java relate to both?

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nuitka

You can also do this with other programming languages which traditionally aren't compiled. For example, we could use Nuitka to convert Python into machine code.

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Emscripten

For example, it's common to convert languages like C++ into machine code, then ask the user to provide a CPU (basically, an interpreter implemented using pure silicon) to run the machine code. Alternatively, we might do something like convert C++ into WebAssembly or JavaScript using Emscriptem, which can be interpreted by a web browser (which is just an extremely complicated interpreter).

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