The correct answer would depend on what a computer program is translated into and what is used to perform the translation.
A compiler scans all the instructions in a computer program to see if the program conforms to the rules of the programming language and then translates it following a set of rules for how to translate it and into what. The result of a compilation is something closer to the what the computer hardware can process.
If the compiler results can be directly loaded into memory and processed by the computer processor, it is called an executable. If the compilation results in machine language instructions but it still needs to be combined with other programs, it is called an object (or object code). Once it is combined (linked) with the other programs, it can then be called an executable.
Compiling can also result in a more compact version of the original program although it is not the language of the computer hardware. For example:
There are situations when we need to use a program written in a computer language but the computer does not have a compiler to translate that language. Translators may be available to convert the program to a language that is available on that computer. That language would often be C or Java. After using a language translator, the resulting program can be compiled and run.
Host Program
Host Program
That means to load a computer program into a computer's memory, and have the computer carry out the instructions in the program.
virus
A program under execution is known as process. And this terminology is known as processing
Another term for a computer program is software.
program
The text that is scrambled inside of a computer programs is known as cryptography.
An electronic infection on a computer is known as a virus. A virus is a program that infects your computer and basically screws everything up.
yes you can you yugioh duel on your computer. you must obtain a program known as yvd
It is a fairly well known program, so it is very unlikely.
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