ohjelmointikääntöä
Ohjelmointikääntö refers to the process of translating source code written in a high-level programming language into a lower-level language, typically machine code or bytecode, that a computer can directly execute. This translation is performed by a program called a compiler. The original programming language is called the source language, and the target language is called the object language.
Compilers analyze the source code for syntax and semantic errors. If errors are found, the compiler reports
The primary benefit of compilation is that the resulting executable code runs much faster than interpreted
There are various types of compilers, including native compilers that produce machine code for a specific processor