well i wanted to know wat scripts are. can som1 plz explain?
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well i wanted to know wat scripts are. can som1 plz explain?
I'll try and noob this down for you a much as possable. Think of at a play you get a script and it tells you what to do. Well a script for a computer is the same thing it tells your computer what to do.
If I gave somone a script for a play and it would have on it
"Say "Hello World!" "
Well if I wanted the computer to do the same thing but make it for the computer to understand I would put
#include <iostream.h>
main()
{
cout << "Hello World!";
return 0;
}
That is telling your computer to put "Hello World!" on the screen if I was writeing it for a computer to understand.
Anyone feel free to change or addon to what I have said.
Scripts are interpreted, not compiled.Originally Posted by Vash
True, but you mentioned a compiler
Compilers interpret the scripts to make them a program charlie.
Say what you mean, mean what you say, and let your actions speak for you.
A script is interpreted, not compiled. When you code something that is compiled and not interpreted at runtime, then it is not a script.
You really are pointless to argue with, I hope you're aware of that. You can have several interpretations for a script you know.
Say what you mean, mean what you say, and let your actions speak for you.
No, there's really only one definition of a script. It's always interpreted at runtime, and is usually used to extend the functionality a "parent" program via a programming or scripting language, but it is always interpreted at runtime.
Good to know I'm pointless to argue with.
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