File Work
how do compilers work to create an *.exe file?
I wrote a small program in VB and turned it into an *.exe file. How does this *exe file work on PCs that don’t have VB installed on them ?
(I have a feeling there is a complicated computer science answer to thism but I just need to get a general idea with the simpliest explanation possible)
Basically, the compiler takes your code (in this case written in VB) and interprets it to machine language. this is why a machine can run your application without “VB” installed on it.
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