What is an interpreted language? A language that is only used for web development A language that runs instructions in the source code whenever you run the application A language that cannot be used on multiple platforms Alanguage that converts source code into binary ahead of time

interpreted language is a type of programming language where the instructions in the source code are executed one at a time by an interpreter. This means that the code is not compiled into machine code beforehand, but is instead executed line by line as the program runs. This allows for more flexibility and interactivity, as the interpreter can respond to user input or changes in the environment in real time. However, interpreted languages can be slower than compiled languages, as the code must be interpreted at runtime rather than being executed directly by the computer's hardware. Examples of interpreted languages include Python, Ruby, and JavaScript.