scripting languages
Scripting languages are programming languages that are designed for simplifying and automating specific tasks. They focus on executing scripts or sequences of commands rather than compiling into executable programs. Scripting languages are often used for tasks such as web development, system administration, and automation, as they typically provide higher-level abstractions and faster development compared to traditional programming languages.
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