Interpreted Scripts
Interpreted scripts refer to programming code that is executed line-by-line by an interpreter at runtime, without prior compilation into machine code. This approach allows for dynamic execution, rapid prototyping, and cross-platform compatibility, commonly used in scripting languages like Python, JavaScript, and Ruby. It contrasts with compiled languages, where code is translated into machine code before execution.
Developers should learn interpreted scripts for tasks requiring quick development cycles, automation, web development, and data analysis, as they offer flexibility and ease of use. They are ideal for prototyping, scripting repetitive tasks, and building dynamic web applications where immediate feedback and cross-platform deployment are priorities.