Client-Side Scripting

Client-side scripting refers to code that runs directly on a user's web browser, rather than on a web server. This code enables websites to interact dynamically with users—for example, validating forms, displaying real-time updates, or creating interactive menus—without needing to communicate with the server each time. Languages like JavaScript are commonly used for client-side scripting. This approach improves user experience by making websites more responsive and faster, as certain tasks are handled locally on the user's device instead of waiting for server responses.