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Either an interpreter or a compiler can be used to translate a high-level language to binary.
Either an interpreter or a compiler can be used to translate a high-level language to binary.
A program will need to use both an interpreter and a compiler to translate a high-level language to binary.
A program will need to use both an interpreter and a compiler to translate a high-level language to binary.
Neither an interpreter nor a compiler is needed to translate a high-level language to binary.
Neither an interpreter nor a compiler is needed to translate a high-level language to binary.
Translation to binary is not necessary for modern high-level languages.
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The accurate statement is:
Either an interpreter or a compiler can be used to translate a high-level language to binary.
Interpreters and compilers serve the purpose of translating code written in high-level programming languages into machine code (binary) that can be executed by a computer. The main difference is that compilers translate the entire code before execution, while interpreters translate code line-by-line during execution.
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