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| − | '''Compiled languages''' are called compiled because they start out as code and then a [[compiler]] is used to compile the [[application]] into [[machine code]] and then [[dynamic linking|link]] the application with [[shared libraries]]. | + | '''Compiled languages''' are [[programming language]]s, called ''compiled'' because they start out as code and then a [[compiler]] is used to compile the [[application]] into [[machine code]] and then [[dynamic linking|link]] the application with [[shared libraries]]. |
[[C++]] and [[C]] are compiled languages. | [[C++]] and [[C]] are compiled languages. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:39, 8 August 2012
Compiled languages are programming languages, called compiled because they start out as code and then a compiler is used to compile the application into machine code and then link the application with shared libraries.
