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When it comes to code compilation and execution, not all programming languages follow the same approach. One of the common although not ideal ways to differentiate them is to split them into 2 groups compiled and interpreted languages.
The main goal of both compilation and interpretation is to transform the human-readable source code into machine code that can be executed directly by a CPU, but there are some caveats to it.
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