Why python is called as an interpreted programming language?

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The interpreter converts the source code into machine-level language code. Python follows the same process like it converts the written code into machine-level code. There is no intermediate code that exists. This code runs on every operating system. The advantage of this type of programming language there is no need to write different code for the different operating systems.

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