kompilirati

Kompilirati is a term used in computing that describes the process of translating source code written in a high-level programming language into a lower-level language, typically machine code, that can be understood and executed by a computer's processor. This translation is performed by a program called a compiler.

The compilation process involves several stages. First, the source code is parsed to check for syntax errors and to build an intermediate representation of the code. Next, this intermediate representation is analyzed for semantic correctness, ensuring that the code makes logical sense. Then, optimizations are applied to improve the efficiency of the generated code. Finally, the compiler generates the target code, which can be machine code or another intermediate form.

Programming languages can be broadly categorized into compiled and interpreted languages. In compiled languages like C, C++, or Java, the entire source code is compiled into an executable file before it can be run. This compilation step can take time but typically results in faster execution speeds. Interpreted languages, on the other hand, such as Python or JavaScript, are executed line by line by an interpreter, without a separate compilation step. This allows for quicker development cycles but can sometimes lead to slower performance. The term "kompilirati" specifically refers to the compilation process in compiled languages.