Compile and interpret execution and escape characters

Compile execution (for example in C language)

After writing a. c file and compiling it using the compiler, the compilation process does not execute the program but translates all the source code into machine instructions, plus some descriptive information to generate a new file such as A.out to execute the file. The executable file can be run by the operating system load, and the computer executes the instructions generated by the compiler in the file.




Interpreting execution
Interpret each line of code as a command without needing to execute it as an executable file containing machine instructions.

That is, the interpretation of a sentence after the submission of a computer to execute a sentence, does not form the target program.

The process is similar to "interpreting", saying one sentence and not producing a full text translation.

Escape character
\ '----------------> Single quotes '
\ "----------------> Double quotes"
\?---------------> Question mark?
\ \----------------> back slash \
\a---------------> Bells (Alert or Bell)
\b---------------> Backspace (Backspace)
\f----------------> Page breaks (Form Feed)
\ r----------------> return (carriage return)
\ n---------------> line feed
\ t----------------> Horizontal tab (Horizontal tab)
\v---------------> Vertical tab (Vertical tab)

Compile and interpret execution and escape characters