Skriptikieliset

Skriptikieliset are a type of programming language that emerged in the 1990s. They are designed to be used for script development, particularly in Web applications. Skriptikieliset languages are typically interpreted, rather than compiled, which allows for more flexibility and easier development.

The name "skriptikieliset" is derived from the Finnish language, with "skripti" meaning "script" and "kieli" meaning "language". While the term is primarily used in Finland, similar scripts and approaches have been adopted in other countries.

Skriptikieliset languages are often used for automating tasks, creating custom user interfaces, and extending the functionality of existing systems. They are commonly used in Web development, where they can be used to create server-side scripts, generate dynamic content, and interact with databases.

Some common characteristics of skriptikieliset languages include:

* Interpreted execution, which allows for faster development and easier testing

* Dynamically-typed variables, which can be used to reduce the amount of explicit type definitions

* High-level syntax, which makes the language easier to read and write

Examples of skriptikieliset languages include PHP, Python, and JavaScript. These languages are widely used in Web development and have many libraries and frameworks available to support their use. While the term "skriptikieliset" specifically refers to Finnish-language scripts, the concept has been adopted more broadly in the programming community.