Compiled language
Compiled language - the programming language to get an executable program must first be compiled into machine code (in binary form, in binary computer binaries). The most popular languages are C ++, C, and Pascal. In theory, each language can be both compiled and interpreted, so the distinction is based on the most common implementations rather than the features of the language itself.
The compiled program is usually designed for a particular architecture. The x86 processor will not work on SPARC. The exception here is Java, which after compilation gives the machine code for the virtual machine. The architecture-specific elements are in this case included in the virtual machine and the binary form of the program can be run on any architecture (where it is possible to start the virtual machine).
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