Programs That Use an Interpreter Generally Execute Faster Than Compiled

question 33

True/False

Programs that use an interpreter generally execute faster than compiled programs because they are already entirely translated into machine language when executed.

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Definitions:

Absolute Threshold

The minimum stimulus intensity that an organism can detect 50% of the time, which varies from one sensory modality to another.

Physical Stimulation

External stimuli or forces that impact the body, potentially causing physiological responses or sensations.

Difference Threshold

the minimum amount of difference required between two sensory stimuli before an individual can perceive that the two stimuli are indeed different.

Absolute Threshold

The absolute threshold refers to the smallest level of stimulus intensity needed for the stimulus to be correctly detected at least half the time.