- What is the difference between coding, scripting, shell scripting, and programming languages?
- What is front end, back end and middle ware?
- Can you not use the same language for front end and back end and middle ware?
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A script language usually doesn't deal with low level things, and are most of the times interpreted (such as Javascript). They should be easy to learn and write.
A programming language is much wider : it gives instructions to a machine.
Front-end is what the user sees : GUI, website design... For web design, languages like HTML and CSS are used to code the content of the page, along with script languages such as JS.
Back-end is the internal process of the program/page.
Languages are usually specialized to be more effective for front or back-end using certain methods :
- Native instructions and syntax : CSS is designed to go along HTML, and provides direct integration with HTML tags.
- Low or high level : Back-end languages may need to be more low level, to manage fine networking for example.
We can use the same langage for front-end and back-end, but it will be less effective, and we may just use two effective languages rather than using one language but less effective.
Notice that low-end and back-end usually don't interact directly at the language level (classes, etc.)
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