some other application is doing it for you, whatever. Whatever the case may be, there's like this knowledge that, well, programming is done with a, it is the end of a, the end step of a program, of programming programming is compiling, whereas the end step of a scripting language is that you just run the thing. And literally that takes the form of GCC example dot C dash O, my sample return. So you're invoking a compiler, that's programming. Whereas with something else, Python, you just type in Python and now you're in Python and you can do things like print parentheses, quote, hello, close quote, close parentheses, and it prints hello. And then you can try to struggle to get out of it. Oh, exit parentheses, parentheses. That's how you get out of it. So there is a difference there. But here's the thing. With compiled, when you're programming, and this is important for the section that we're in right now with the libraries, you're including libraries. You're including functions of (35/54)
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