![]() | Yes and no, depending on how you see it |
![]() | Python first compiles the script into bytecode |
![]() | The bytecode is then interpreted |
![]() | No linking with libraries; libraries are imported dynamically when needed |
![]() | It appears as there is no compilation |
![]() | Quick development: just edit the script and run! (no time-consuming compilation and linking) |
![]() | Extensive error checking at run time |