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The link between the running application and your handcrafted code is never severed, because that scripting code is translated every time it's invoked; in other words, for every web page that your application renders.
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Scripting Languagescation's source code all the time. Scripting languages have no compiler or compilation phase per se; instead, they use an interpreter—a program that runs on the web server—to translate handwritten code into machine-executable code on the fly. <span>The link between the running application and your handcrafted code is never severed, because that scripting code is translated every time it's invoked; in other words, for every web page that your application renders.
As you might have gathered from the name, the use of an interpreter rather than a compiler is the major difference between a scripting language and a compiled language.
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