Difference Between Compiler and Interpreter in Java

CompilerInterpreter
It considers the completion of your program as input for converting to machine code.It considers 1 statement in your program at a time as input for converting to machine code.
It usually generates intermediate code in the form of the object file (.obj).It doesn't create an intermediate object (.obj) code.
Faster execution of control statements as compared to the interpreter.Slower execution of control statements as compared to the compiler.
Detected errors in the program get displayed after the entire program is read by compiler.Detected errors in the program get displayed after each instruction read by the interpreter.
Example: C++, Java.Example. BASIC, Python, PHP.

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