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What is the difference between an interpreted computer language and a compiled one? (1 point) Responses An interpreted language is translated into binary all at once; a compiled language is translated line by line. An interpreted language is translated into binary all at once; a compiled language is translated line by line. A compiled language is translated into binary all at once; an interpreted language is translated line by line. A compiled language is translated into binary all at once; an interpreted language is translated line by line. An interpreted language is translated into binary; a compiled language is combined from more than one language. An interpreted language is translated into binary; a compiled language is combined from more than one language. A compiled language is translated into binary; an interpreted language is combined from more than one language. A compiled language is translated into binary; an interpreted language is combined from more than one language.
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A compiled language is translated into binary all at once; an interpreted language is translated line by line.
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