Script languages

Script languages are programming tools designed to automate tasks and make software more flexible. Unlike traditional programming languages, which build large, complex applications, scripts are often used to quickly customize or control existing software. They are easy to write, interpret directly by the computer without prior compilation, and used for tasks like automating repetitive actions, managing systems, or enhancing functionalities. Examples include Python, JavaScript, and Bash. Script languages improve efficiency, enable rapid development, and are essential for tasks like web development, data processing, and system administration.