Please help! I have a test coming up, and I'm having trouble answering questions 5 and 6. I think the rest of my answers are correct, but I just can't seem to find the answer using the material provided: Fundamentals of Python Programming by R. L. Halterman 07/26/18. Thank you for your help in advance!

Chapter 1 Questions 1. What is a compiler? Compilers translate the contents of a source file and produce a file containing all the target code. Popular compiled languages include C, C++, Java, What is an interpreter? Interpreted programs, on the other hand, can run as is on any beauty of higher level languages is this the same Python source code can execute on different target platforms. The target platform must have a Python interpreter available, but multiple Python interpreters are available for all the major computing platforms. The human programmer therefore is free to think about writing the solution to the problem in platform with an appropriate interpreter, they do not need to be recompiled to run on a different platform. Popular scripting languages include Python, Ruby, Perl, and, for web browsers, Jasascript 3. How is a compilers an interpreter? How are they different? An interpreter is like Python, not in a specific machine language. 8. How can an IDE improve a programmer's productivity? Many developers use integrated development environments (IDE). An IDE includes editors, debuggers, and other programming aids in one comprehensive program: these tools are valuable and certainly a compiler, in that it translates higher-level source code into target code (usually machine language). It works differently, however. While a compiler produces an executable program that may many times with additional translation needed, an interpreter increase the productivity of developers, but they cannot write software 9. What is the official Python IDE? Python IDEs include THONNY, Wings Enthought, and IDLE translate source code statements into machine language each time a user runs the 10. What is a statement in a Python program? A program consists of one or more statements program A statement is an instruction that the interpreter executes. Ex: print("This is a simple Python program") 4. How is compued or interpreted code different from source code? A compiled program does not need to be recompiled to run, but an interpreted program must be reinterpreted each time it executes. For this reason, interpreted languages are often referred to as scripting languages. The interpreter reads the script, where the script is the source code of the program 5. What tool does a programmer use to produce Python source code? 6. What is necessary to execute a Python program? 7. List several advantages developing software in a higher level language has over developing software in machine language. (The higher level language code is anled source code. The corresponding machine language code is called the target code.) The ited States)