Compiled languages like C and C++ are translated into machine-readable binary code before execution, making them generally faster but less cross-platform than interpreted languages like Python and JavaScript, which are translated line by line during runtime. Compiled code also provides more privacy as the original source code is not publicly available.

1. Compiled x Interpreted
Cristiano - Leonardo

2. Examples of Compiled Languages

3. Examples of Compiled Languages

4. Examples of Compiled Languages

5. Examples of Interpreted Languages

6. Examples of Interpreted Languages

7. Examples of Interpreted Languages

8. Examples of Interpreted Languages

9. Execution Process

10. Speed Comparison
Compiled Interpreted
are faster then

11. Speed Comparison
Why?

12. Speed Comparison
less steps = ?

13. Speed Comparison
less steps = more speed

14. source code privacy
Compiled - Private

15. source code privacy
Compiled - Private
Because it's a binary code

16. source code privacy
Interpreted - Public

17. source code privacy
Interpreted - Public
Because it is "compiled" at runtime

18. source code privacy
Compiled - Private Interpreted - Public

19. Platforms
Compiled
● No Cross-Platforms

20. Platforms
Compiled
● No Cross-Platforms
● Ready to run

21. Platforms
Compiled
● No Cross-Platforms
● Ready to run
Interpreted
● Cross-Platforms

22. Platforms
Compiled
● No Cross-Platforms
● Ready to run
Interpreted
● Cross-Platforms
● Require a interpreter

23. Conclusion

24. THank You!