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The point is that a "textual language defined by a specification" can serve the exact same purpose that a bytecode does. And JavaScript is very much on this pat
by tree_of_item 9y ago
The point is that a "textual language defined by a specification" can serve the exact same purpose that a bytecode does. And JavaScript is very much on this path.
That is this discussion, because the fact that people program directly in JavaScript does not prevent it from being in the same class of things as a bytecode.