Why is qbasic called an interpreter​

The programs written in QBASIC need to be converted into machine codes. ... QBASIC converts one statement of a program into machine code at a time. After the execution of the previous statement, it converts another statement of the program into machine code and so on. For this reason, QBASIC is also called an Interpreter.

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I guess you could say it is because it "translates" code as an IDE.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/QBasic

(, this is a wikipedia link, just to give more reference material, please don't remove this unless you have to, because this is just to give more knowledge for example. Plus, I assume most people already went to this without reading this answer since it is on the wide web.)

It sort of "stores" code and stuff so it can quickly bring it back up when called inside the IDE.

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