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Oct 10th, 2004, 10:24 AM	#1
G.I.Josh Programmer Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Eastern U.S Posts: 51 Rep Power: 5	I stopped focusing on Python for a while and started reading a lot of Linux docs; but I just now decided to get back into programming. It got me thinking about how interpreters work. Do they take the instructions as they get them, convert them to ml in ram, and send it to the cpu, or do they not have to convert it at all? Thanks, Josh __________________ http://exponentialab.blogspot.com/ - w00t, I've started a blog!

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