SkriptingSprachen
SkriptingSprachen, often referred to as scripting languages, are a category of programming languages designed for orchestrating or extending the capabilities of other software systems. Unlike compiled languages which are translated into machine code before execution, scripts are typically interpreted, meaning the code is executed line by line by an interpreter program. This characteristic often leads to faster development cycles, as there is no compilation step.
These languages are frequently used for automating repetitive tasks, manipulating data, controlling other applications, and creating
The ease of use and rapid development capabilities make scripting languages attractive for a wide range of