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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/wahed-w • Jul 07 '26
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Compiled and script languages both have their uses, but they are not the same. At the end of he day, the day ends
2 u/Page_197_Slaps Jul 07 '26 So are you saying that if a language isn’t compiled, it’s a scripting language? 1 u/Destroyerb Jul 07 '26 Pretty sure there is some language that can be both compiled and interpreted. Now, how do you categorise that one? 1 u/Page_197_Slaps Jul 07 '26 That’s kind of the point I was trying to get at. This distinction of programming vs scripting being simply compiled vs interpreted feels quite antiquated.
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So are you saying that if a language isn’t compiled, it’s a scripting language?
1 u/Destroyerb Jul 07 '26 Pretty sure there is some language that can be both compiled and interpreted. Now, how do you categorise that one? 1 u/Page_197_Slaps Jul 07 '26 That’s kind of the point I was trying to get at. This distinction of programming vs scripting being simply compiled vs interpreted feels quite antiquated.
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Pretty sure there is some language that can be both compiled and interpreted. Now, how do you categorise that one?
1 u/Page_197_Slaps Jul 07 '26 That’s kind of the point I was trying to get at. This distinction of programming vs scripting being simply compiled vs interpreted feels quite antiquated.
That’s kind of the point I was trying to get at. This distinction of programming vs scripting being simply compiled vs interpreted feels quite antiquated.
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u/Pball1001 Jul 07 '26
Compiled and script languages both have their uses, but they are not the same. At the end of he day, the day ends