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by johnsoft 1689 days ago
If you thought compile times were bad before…
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Then that would be the perfect solution for you! Interpreted Rust has no compilation step, you can jump straight to execution!
Python has a compilation step, you can't jump straight to execution in Python.

Interpreted != not compiled.

This is irrelevant for the Rust interpreter written in Python. The interpreter will likely already be precompiled into bytecode when you run it on a Rust program.