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trình thông dịch
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An interpreter is a program that reads and directly executes source code line-by-line without first converting it into a separate compiled file. This matters because it allows code to run immediately without the extra preparation step that compiled languages require, making it faster to test and debug programs.
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It sits within the topics Interpreters (computing) and Programming language implementation.
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