szkriptnyelvek
Szkriptnyelvek, often translated as scripting languages, are a category of programming languages designed to automate tasks, often by manipulating existing software. They are typically interpreted rather than compiled, meaning the code is executed line by line by an interpreter program rather than being translated into machine code beforehand. This often leads to faster development cycles and easier debugging.
Key characteristics of scripting languages include their often simpler syntax compared to compiled languages, making them
Examples of popular scripting languages include Python, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, Perl, Bash, and Lua. While the