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SCRIPTS Is a valid Scrabble US word for 11 pts.
undefined. Programs consisting of instructions for an application. Thus, scripts usually have instructions expressed with the application’s syntax and rules. Typically, scripts contain simple control structures. A scripting language is not compiled into machine code but interpreted “on the fly” by a script interpreter, which makes scripting languages slower than compiled languages. Scripting languages are popular among system administrators, primarily because they incorporate many of the tools and syntactical elements that the administrator is already familiar with. In fact, the command-line interpreters in Windows and in UNIX are scripting language interpreters also featuring an interactive mode—the command prompt or shell. Symantec Security Response. Glossary. [Online, July 15, 2004.] Symantec Security Response Website. http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/refa.html.
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