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In a pure interpreter whenever the interpreter meets a unit of code-say a line of code or a statement or a command-it must recompile that unit for execution. In an impure interpreter the original code is replaced by bytecode that will represent the meaning of the original code or references to lower level routines that will perform the work of the original code.

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A pure interpreter only executes code and does not make changes to the underlying system, making it safer and more secure. An impure interpreter, on the other hand, may have the ability to modify the system or perform other actions beyond code execution, which can raise concerns about security and reliability.

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