execution methods

Execution methods are the processes used to carry out a specific task or command, often in technology or legal contexts. In computing, they refer to how a program's instructions are run—either directly by hardware (native execution), through an intermediary like a virtual machine (interpreted execution), or by translating code into machine language first (compiled execution). In legal settings, execution methods relate to how sentences, such as capital punishment, are carried out. Overall, these methods determine the way an action or process is completed efficiently, accurately, and securely, depending on the goals and constraints of the situation.