skriptauskielen
Skriptauskielen refers to a class of high-level scripting languages designed to be embedded in host applications to extend functionality. The term is used in various contexts to describe languages that emphasize rapid development, easy syntax, and close integration with the host environment, allowing users to write automation and customization scripts.
Most implementations are interpreted and dynamically typed, often with automatic memory management. The language typically provides
Common use cases include automation of repetitive tasks, data processing, and configuration. In games and multimedia
Design goals usually include portability, safety, and a small runtime footprint. Sandboxing and restricted execution environments
The concept emerged as part of a broader movement toward extensible software in the late 20th and
Most real-world use involves an embedded engine or virtual machine, with language features exposed through a