(Solved) : Interpreter Hand Translates Instructions Executing Simulating Machine One Step Time Interp Q34283342 . . . .

An interpreter, on the other hand, translates instructions byexecuting them or simulating them on the machine, one step at atime. The interpreter itself runs while the program is running, andbecause of this extra overhead, interpreted code usually runsslower than compiled code. The Python interpreter and the JavaVirtual Machine are two examples of interpreters. But thedifferences between compiled code and interpreted code are slight:there are programs whose purpose it is to interpret compiledprograms in a sort of computerized virtual reality. For instance,suppose you wished to play the original Impossible Mission — circa1984 — for the Commodore 64. You have the compiled