Jan-15-2019, 05:56 AM
Ohh. I thought Python compilers actually compile the code.. I didn't realize they just bundle the interpreter with the source code.
On the contrary C generates machine code when it is compiled to an executable. This can only be traced back to assembly.
If you can trace Python compiled code back to Python code, then wouldn't that mean Python should not be used to program distributed files that are very important? Suppose a video game or a bank application.
On the contrary C generates machine code when it is compiled to an executable. This can only be traced back to assembly.
If you can trace Python compiled code back to Python code, then wouldn't that mean Python should not be used to program distributed files that are very important? Suppose a video game or a bank application.