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In this I explain what the REAL difference between the two are.
In this I explain what the REAL difference between the two are.
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In this I explain what the REAL difference between the two are.
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Awesome, very great explanation! Subbed.
Thanks Bud ..Got it
Scripting languages exist to provide runtime extension and are embedded. They are designed to be loaded as "scripts" to be executed at arbitrary points. Scripting languages usually are programming languages, they are a subset that run dynamically during execution. The title is comparable to "Fruit vs Apples". You'll get into a mess classifying languages that provide dynamic compilation, interpretation, and binary compilation all in the same program like the Scheme and Lisp family of languages.
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Nice video, you're explanations are very clear. You should be a professor.
Hey Mr.Keith Connoly.. thank u for giving brief idea about the Scripting and programming languages.. Could you please give me the examples like what laguages are called Programming and Scrpting (HTML,CSS,JAVA,JAVA SRIPT,DOT.NET,SQL,ASP.NET).
nicely said
So you left a bit out, spending the time to compile each time makes the end product be much faster (like 5 to 23 times faster). Scripting languages are more cross platform while compiled languages are more portable. Oh and you should probably mention that compiled languages output machine code and that scripting languages are used mostly to extend the functionality of compiled programs.
– Are all interpreted languages a scripting language?
– Is JAVA a scripting language?
– What type of language is HTML and CSS?
Thank you sir, for spending your time for others.
is Python considered a scripting language or programming language or somewhere in between?
Thank you, very useful.
that was the info after 100 videos.. thanks
Thanks for the video. what about application of scripting language v. programming language? I'm under the impression that scripting is used for say, Unix commands, and programming language could be used to say, develop software applications…?