Make explicit statement that C++ compiled "to native machine code" #521
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All main implementation of the languages in the example (Java, C# and Python) are actually compiled to bytecode. IMHO it's better to clearly add explicit statement that C++ is compiled "to native machine code" unlike this languages to avoid ambiguity.
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All main implementation of the languages in the example (Java, C# and Python) are actually compiled to bytecode. IMHO it's better to clearly add explicit statement that C++ is compiled "to native machine code" unlike this languages to avoid ambiguity.