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interpretive language

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interpretive language [in′tər·prəd·iv ′laŋ·gwij]
(computer science)
A computer programming language in which each instruction is immediately translated and acted upon by the computer, as opposed to a compiler which decodes a whole program before a single instruction can be executed. Also known as interpretive code.


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The Regulatory Overview The facility's commitment to safety along with other remarkable interpretive language is found in the regulatory overview portion of F323.
Ticketing, feeding, and museum shop mammon have all been relegated to a wing on the margins; as at Dia's Chelsea space, gallery signage will be spare, with interpretive language out of sight in take-one brochures.
The MIPS32 4KSc smart card core accelerates the interpretation of Java Card byte codes and similar interpretive languages by the addition of a scaled, indexed 32-bit load instruction that is also part of the SmartMIPS architecture.
 
 
 
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