Please explain compile-time and runtime with an example.
Runtime and Compile Time
Hello @merajzafir,
Compile-time means we will convert all of the code into some binary source code and then run that and if any of the compilation error or syntactical error is there, the whole code won’t run.
Runtime means we will run the code line by line, and if any error comes up while running the code, it stops there only but executes everything before that error.
So, python’s cool thing is that it tells about the errors at runtime and executes everything before the error.
For an, e.g.,
print('Hello World')
print('Hello Again')
print(10/0)
# Hello World
# Hello Again
# Error will be there, division by zero or modulo by zero
So here it executed everything before the error.
Now, some of the popular languages such as C++ or Java, are compile-time, they first of all check if there is an error or not and then it executes the code.
I hope both it is clear to you, if there is any confusion pls let me know.
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