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| Scripting languages are usually used for automation of manual work, gluing together pre-existing components or extending implemented functionality. Scripting languages grew out of the need to shorten the traditional edit-compile-link-run process. As such, most of the scripting languages today are interpreted. However, this is not a defining feature, there are scripting languages that are compiled
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| A major advantage of scripting languages is a easy learning curve.
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| ==Advantages that object orientation bring to a scripting language== | | ==Advantages that object orientation bring to a scripting language== |
Revision as of 01:18, 7 September 2011
Object-Oriented Languages and Scripting
Object Oriented Scripting Languages
Scripting Languages
Advantages that object orientation bring to a scripting language
Advantages that scripting capability bring to an object-oriented language
Are there any advantages to a scripting language that is not object oriented?
Is scripting essentially synonymous with dynamic typing?
References