Interpreted language.
An interpreted language is a programming language that is compiled into machine language at runtime. E.g. HTML, PHP. These languages are precompiled or compiled into machine-readable code once by a language compiler. If you write a program using an interpreted language, you must have the interpreter installed to run that program. A computer language turned into a binary form usable by a computer from its original source code by a computer each time it is run. An interpreted language is somewhat easier to work with than a compiled one, but tends to be slower. In computer programming, an interpreted language is a programming language whose programs may be executed from source form, by an interpreter.
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