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Yes, scripting languages all support both: * A repl for performing common operations (moving around the file system, running programs, etc), * A interpreted e
by zacmps 4y ago
Yes, scripting languages all support both:
* A repl for performing common operations (moving around the file system, running programs, etc),
* A interpreted environment for scripting these operations.
The main reason to use these instead of Python/Rust is the ease of interfacing with other programs.
In Python, and most other non-scripting languages, spawning and interacting with external processes is quite verbose.
- the__alchemist 4y agoIt's verbose in Rust too; error handling; various types ways to handle the program's stdout/stderr etc.