compiler compiles the source code into a common intermediate language

Simply put, a compiler is a program that translates "one language (usually a high-level language)" into "another language (usually a low-level language)". A modern compiler's main workflow: source code → preprocessor (preprocessor) → compiler (compiler) → object code → linker (Linker) → executable Program (exe Cutables)

For high-level languages such as C #, VB, the compiler completes the function of compiling the source code (SOURCECODE) into a common intermediate language (Msil/cil) bytecode (bytecode). In the last run, the Machine code (NATIVECODE) can be programmed to be computed directly by the CPU by the conversion of the common language runtime.

1  Packagecom.table;2 ImportJava.util.Scanner;3 4  Public classfivetable {5 6      Public Static voidmain (String [] args)7     {8SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Input score:");9Scanner Scanner =NewScanner (system.in);Ten         intScore =scanner.nextint (); One         intCount = 0; A         if(Score < 60) -         { -             inttemp =score; the              while(Temp < 60) -             { -temp++; -count++; +             } -System.out.println ("Before:" +score); +SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Result:" +temp); ASystem.out.println ("Add" + Count + "Test"); at         } -         Else -         { -System.out.println ("end!"); -         } -     } in}

compiler compiles the source code into a common intermediate language