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840 PointsWhat does "separate, distinct compilation" mean when asked whether this is needed when running a Python script?
What does "separate, distinct compilation" mean when asked whether this is needed when running a Python script?
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Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,441 PointsThe statement "Before we can run a Python script, we have to run a separate, distinct compilation step.
" is referring to whether or not Python requires compiling the code as a separate step before the code can be executed. "Compiled languages", like c++, requires this extra separate step. "Interpreted languages" like Python does not. So the correct response is False
.