Whats the difference between an interpreted language and one compiled to a VM? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Interpreted vs Compiled: A useful distinction? (7 answers) Closed 10 years ago. It occurs to me that there’s not a heck of a lot of difference between $>python module.py And: $>javac module.java $>java module.class The former compiles to an intermediate language (python bytecode) and executes the program. The latter […]

Have javac call automatically run java [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

Requiring multithreading/concurrency for implementation of scripting language

Here’s the deal: I’m looking at designing my own scripting/interpreted language for fun. I’m only in the planning stages right now; I want to make sure I have a very strong hold on exactly how I will implement everything before I start coding.

How to implement lazy evaluation of if()

I am currently implementing an expression evaluator (single line expressions, like formulas) based on the following:

Is it useful to use encapsulation in dynamic typed, interpreted programming language?

For what I know, encapsulation is useful because:

Is it useful to use encapsulation in dynamic typed, interpreted programming language?

For what I know, encapsulation is useful because:

Is it useful to use encapsulation in dynamic typed, interpreted programming language?

For what I know, encapsulation is useful because:

Is it useful to use encapsulation in dynamic typed, interpreted programming language?

For what I know, encapsulation is useful because:

Is it useful to use encapsulation in dynamic typed, interpreted programming language?

For what I know, encapsulation is useful because:

How would I modify the JavaScript interpreter?

I know this is a crazy question, but I want to edit the JavaScript interpreter. I don’t care if it’s node.js or browser-js, but I want to edit any JS interpreter, whichever is easiest to edit, so I can parse the language with different keyboards.