Interpreted language: An interpreted language is a programming language that is not converted into machine language before the program is run. Instead, it is interpreted by a program called an interpreter, which reads and executes the code as it is written.
| S.NO. | Compiled Language | Interpreted Language |
| 1 | Compiled language follows at least two levels to get from source code to execution. | Interpreted language follows one step to get from source code to execution. |
| 2 | A compiled language is converted into machine code so that the processor can execute it. | An interpreted language is a language in which the implementations execute instructions directly without earlier compiling a program into machine language. |
| 4 | The compiled programs run faster than interpreted programs. | The interpreted programs run slower than the compiled program. |
| 5 | In a compiled language, the code can be executed by the CPU. | In Interpreted languages, the program cannot be compiled, it is interpreted. |
| 6 | This language delivers better performance. | This language delivers slower performance. |
