Scripting Language vs Programming Language

All scripting languages are programming languages. The scripting languages are a subset of programming languages. The scripting languages are usually slower than programming languages.

Scripting Languages: -

1. Scripting languages is an interpreter based language.

2. Scripting languages run inside another program.

3. Scripting languages does not create a .exe file

4. In Scripting languages, you don't have to compile a JavaScript program before you run it.

5. Scripting Language is unstructured subset of programming language.

6. In the Scripting language is a programming language where almost all errors are detected at run-time.

Examples of Scripting Languages :–

i) JavaScript

ii) TypeScript

iii) VueJs

iv) Python

v) RequireJs

vi) KnockoutJs

vii) Others

Programming Language:-

1. Programming language is a compiler based language.

2. Programming language run independently of a parent program.

3. Programming language creates a .exe file.

4. In Programming language , you have to compile program (C, C++, Java, C# and others) before you can run it.

5. Programming Language is compiled to machine code and run on the hardware of the underlying Operating System.

6. In the Programming language almost all errors are detected at compile time.

Examples of Programming Languages :–

I. C

II. C++

III. C#

IV. Java

V. VC++

VI. R

VII. VB

VIII. COBOL

IX. Pascal

X. Others

Advantages of Scripting Languages :-

Easy to use and easy to write

Takes less time to code as it needs less coding

What Is Difference between a Compiler and Interpreter?

A Compiler is a translator which transforms source language into machine language.

An Interpreter is a program which imitates the execution of programs written in a source language.

Is Python compiled or interpreted language?

An Interpreted language is any programming language that isn't already in “machine code” prior to run-time.

So, Python will fall under byte code interpreted and the “.py” source code is first compiled to byte code and this byte code can be interpreted or JIT compiled.

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Scripting Language vs Programming Language

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