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Ellon Shotgun
3,731 PointsWhich all languages in computer have command line interface?
php is a language which doesn't require a browser for output and for which command line is sufficient. I just wanted to know more about this and even other languages which follow and unfollow this rule.
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Jacob Mishkin
23,117 Pointsall programming languages use the command line and run. the only browser programming language that is in wide use is JavaScript. What about this are you curious about? Remember there is client side and server side.
john larson
16,594 PointsRuby, uses the cmd, and Python as well as node.js I'm sure there are more
Ellon Shotgun
3,731 PointsThanks a lot! surely this made my concepts a lot clear
Ellon Shotgun
3,731 PointsEllon Shotgun
3,731 Pointshow does client side and server side relate to this?
Jacob Mishkin
23,117 PointsJacob Mishkin
23,117 Pointsclient-side …supports interaction within a webpage
Client-side scripting enables interaction within a webpage. The code required to process user-input is downloaded and compiled by the browser or plug-in. An example of a client-side interaction is a rollover (typically triggered when choosing a navigation option).
Client-side scripting languages include JavaScript.
server-side information is sent to a server to be processed
With server-side scripting, completing an activity involves sending information to another computer (server) across the internet. The server then runs a program that process the information and returns the results, typically a webpage.
Search engines use server-side processing. When a keyword is sent, a program on a server matches the word or phrase entered against an index of website content. (To complete the same search as a client-side process would require the browser to download the entire search engine program and index.)
Server-side scripting languages include Ruby and PHP.