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Why does a compiled-language program need more memory than an equivalent interpreted-language program during program execution OA to store source code O B. to store object code Ос. to store machine code
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Why does a compiled-language program need more memory than an equivalent interpreted-language program during program execution

OA to store source code
O B. to store object code
Ос. to store machine code
D. to debug the program​

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