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Scripting Languages

Scripting Languages are interpreted
(not compiles like C, C++ and java),
examples are Unix-Shell-Scripts, Perl or Python.

They are often used for configuration, to setup subsystems
like the network or to organize files, data and
processes that work together in different stages.

++Advantages++ --Disadvantages--
slow
No compilation Source code cannot
be disclosed
Direct interface
to OS (OS-commands)