Compiler Design Practical 1 Case Study on different types of compilers A compiler is a distinctive software tool that transforms source code from a high-level programming language like Java or C++ into machine code, bytecode, or even another programming language. To create the source code, programmers use integrated development environments (IDEs) or code editors, which are then saved in text files. Subsequently, the compiler reads and analyzes these files, translating the code into a suitable format for the target platform, supporting the source programming language. This process enables computers to comprehend and execute the program effectively. Single Pass Compiler Two Pass Compiler Multiple Pass Compiler Cross Compiler JIT Compiler Load and GO Compiler Parallelizing Compiler Incremental Compiler