“A compiled programming language is one that requires the use of a compiler to translate it into machine code. Creating and using a program using a compiled language consists of three steps:
Write the source code.
Use a compiler to translate the source code into machine code.
Execute the program file, which usually has an .exe extension.”
Compiled languages package programs into executable files.
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Chapter 6: Software Development Concepts — “Compiled Languages” (pp. 361–363).
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