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    The document discusses different types of language processors or translators: assemblers, compilers, and interpreters. It provides details on each: - Assemblers translate assembly language code into machine language code in a one-to-one mapping. - Interpreters translate each statement of a high-level language program into machine code line-by-line and then execute it before moving to the next line. - Compilers translate the entire program into machine code before execution, allowing for faster execution but requiring more memory than interpreters. Compilers also check for errors in the whole program.

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    The document discusses different types of language processors or translators: assemblers, compilers, and interpreters. It provides details on each: - Assemblers translate assembly language code into machine language code in a one-to-one mapping. - Interpreters translate each statement of a high-level language program into machine code line-by-line and then execute it before moving to the next line. - Compilers translate the entire program into machine code before execution, allowing for faster execution but requiring more memory than interpreters. Compilers also check for errors in the whole program.

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    Language Processors or Translators in

    Programming and its types- Assembler,


    Compiler and Interpreter

    He who has imagination without learning has wings but not feet. Joseph Joubert
    Assembles
    ❖ Assembler is a translator which is used to translate the
    assembly language code into machine language code.
    ❖ Assembly language is a low level programming language
    where we use the symbols called mnemonics in place of
    machine codes.
    ❖ The assembler performs a one to one mapping from
    mnemonic statement into machine codes and data.

    ❖ Language processor is also called a language translator.


    Interpreter
    Interpreter converts the source program written in high
    level language into machine languages.
    An interpreter converts each statement of the program
    line by line into machine code.
    It means an interpreter translates the one line at a time
    into machine language and executes it. Then moves
    towards the next line this goes on till the end of the
    program. If no error encounters.
    Compiler
    The purpose of compiler is same as interpreter but unlike
    interpreters which translate the source program line by
    line, compiler are the translators, which translate the
    entire program into machine codes.
    If source program contain errors, the compiler highlights
    a list of errors at the end of the execution of the
    program. i.e. a compiler translates the whole program
    before execution.
    A compiler is a larger program and occupies more
    memory space. It is costlier than interpreter.
    Portability the ability of software to be transferred from one machine
    or system to another.
    Difference between Compiler and Interpreter
    Compiler Interpreter
    A compiler takes the whole program
    Interpreter each line in translated or
    as a single unit and compiles it at
    converted one by one and executed
    once
    Program execution is very fast. Program execution is slow.

    Compiler are good for a very long Interpreter is good for small
    program programs.
    Occupies more memory space Occupies less memory space
    Example : Basic interpreter, Prolog
    Example :C compiler, PASCAL interpreter, LISP, APL etc.
    compiler, FORTRAN compiler etc
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