An interpreted language and a compiled language differ in thefollowing ways:

	a.	A compiled language requires a 2 step process, compiling andexecuting. An interpreted language requires only 1 step - executingthe interpreter.
	b.	A compiled language usually executes programs slower than aninterpreted language.
	c.	A compiled language is more flexible than an interpretedlanguage as it can be executed interactively.
	d.	Compiled languages are totally independent of underlyinghardware. This is not always the case with ingterpretedlanguages.
	e.	All of the above.

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e All of the above explanation Compiled languages are generally faster than in... View the full answer