不好意思，没有找到法帖的地方。
借个地方哈！
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Top Answer out of 3
The primary difference between a "programming language " (C, C++, VB etc.) and a "scripting language " (PHP, ASP, JSP, JavaScript, VBScript)is that code written in a programming language needs to be compiled before it is run. Once it is compiled, it can be run any number of times.
Scripting languages, on the other hand, are interpreted at run-time. This means that every time you want to run the program, a separate program needs to read the code, interpret it, and then follow the instructions in the code. Compiled code has already been interpreted into machine language, so it is will typically execute faster because the conversion into machine language has already been done.
Markup languages (HTML, XML) are somewhat different from both of the others. A markup language is simply a set of tags that are used to "mark up " text documents so that sections of text can be logically arranged and labeled. These documents can be viewed as plain text, or, more commonly, are viewed through a browser. The browser parses the document, looking for markup tags, and it then arranges the text and/or formats it according to the values in the tags.
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Answer 2 out of 3
The answer is basically correct, but here are a few modifications:
Not all programming languages are compiled the same. C/C++ and VB are compiled languages, Java can be considered compiled or not depending on your definition of compiled. Perl is interpretted and very much considered a language... there are others that fall into this category as well.
ASP is a construct of JScript, VBScript or C# and is not really a language as much as a way of using a language for server side development.
JSP is a shortcut method for developing servlets. JSP pages are converted to Java source code and then compiled into servlets.