Interpretive Language Definition/Meaning:

A programming language that is designed for or suited to interpretive implementation. In extreme cases, it is a language that can only be implemented by means of an interpreter. Some languages are more conveniently interpreted but most can be compiled. BASIC is often interpreted on small computers, but the language does not make this essential. Thus the decision whether to compile or interpret is usually a properly of the implementation rather than the language.

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