Compiled programming languages convert source code into machine code that the computer can execute, resulting in faster program performance compared to interpreted languages that run code line-by-line. This efficiency makes compiled languages suitable for performance-sensitive applications. The other options incorrectly describe other execution methods or limit capabilities inappropriately.
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