I have a friend who programs in .Net . We’ll call him “Trevor.” Trevor and I have epic arguments about the superiority of our chosen platforms. I use open-source, “scripting” languages – PHP and Ruby, mainly – while Trevor develops in .Net. Trevor has the habit of calling me a “[blank] scripter.”…
The author discusses the distinction between “scripting” and “programming” languages, drawing from their ongoing arguments with a friend who uses. Net. The author identifies two key differences between the two: weakly-typed scripting languages and pre-compiled programming languages. The author also notes that while scripting languages can be faster and smaller, they can also be slower to execute and consume more memory.
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