Scripting Language

A scripting language is a type of programming language used to write small programs, called scripts, that automate tasks or control software applications. Unlike traditional programming languages, scripting languages are often easier to write and ideal for quick, repetitive actions, such as processing data, customizing workflows, or managing system tasks. They are commonly used in web development, system administration, and software customization. Examples include Python, JavaScript, and Bash. Overall, scripting languages help streamline operations, save time, and enable flexible, automated control over software and systems.