Which Linux OS compiler converts the code I write to binary code?

Question

linux

Let's say I wrote some php or html code. What Linux OS compiler or what other additional tools (perhaps some low-level language) translate this code into binary code so that the computer understands what I wrote?

PS Also interested in this question regarding Windows OS.

Answer 1

It is not the compiler that works here, but the language interpreter.

Answer 2

Strange question from an HTML programmer...

Answer 3

For php coding use https://www.zend.com/products/zend-guard
For css sass processors
For js libraries obfuscators
For html minifiers
All this will complicate access to your sources, and at some point it will be cheaper for thieves to write from scratch .

Answer 4

You are delirious. These languages ​​are generally not directly executed by the computer.
Accordingly, they are "translated into binary code" in much the same way as a Word document.

Answer 5

php is an interpreted language. Those. it is not translated into machine code. The PHP source code is executed by the php language interpreter.
HTML - has nothing to do with machine codes at all - it's a markup language. The browser interprets it, builds the DOM based on it, and draws the web page.