>How can a language be intrinsically compiled or interpreted?
This is a great example of an academic nondistinction that is completely worthless in practical matters.
This is a great example of an academic nondistinction that is completely worthless in practical matters.
It's precisely in academia where it is a worthless nondistinction, there a language doesn't even need to be implemented to be studied. For instance lambda calculus predates the programmable computer.