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    How Do C++, Java, and Python Function?

    C++, Java, and Python operate differently in terms of compilation and execution processes.

    Languages that compile transform source code into machine code using a compiler. This machine code can subsequently be run directly by the CPU.
    For Example: C, C++, Go.

    In contrast, languages like Java first convert the source code into bytecode. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) then runs the program. Occasionally, a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler translates the source code into machine code to enhance execution speed.
    Some examples are Java and C#.

    Interpreted languages, including Python, JavaScript, and Ruby, do not go through a compilation process. Instead, they rely on an interpreter to process and execute the code directly during runtime.

    In general, compiled languages tend to have a performance advantage over interpreted languages.

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