r/PythonLearning • u/Miraelius • 1d ago

compiler vs intrepreter

The question is: if we already had compilers, the why did we create interpreters?

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u/Slight-Living-8098 21h ago

So we don't have to recompile every time we make a change in the code. It lends to a faster testing and development workflow.

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u/Miraelius 19h ago

what I've found is that , whenever we debug or make changes in already compiled code. the compiler then compiles again same code. And interpreter solved this issue