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JavaScript 

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JavaScript: A high-level, dynamic programming language commonly used to create interactive and dynamic content on the web.

Client-side language: Used primarily to interact with HTML and CSS in web pages, providing interactive functionality without reloading the page.

Interpreted languages: Unlike compiled languages, JavaScript code is generated line by line by the browser's JavaScript engine, such as V8 in Chrome.

Event-driven: JavaScript processes events such as user input (clicks, scrolls, keystrokes) that change the content of a web page in real-time.

Object-oriented: Supports object creation and manipulation, enabling modular reusable code, albeit with a prototype-based inheritance model.

Cross-platform: Works across browser platforms, making it more usable for web development.

Asynchronous programming: JavaScript performs tasks such as fetching data from servers while preventing the execution of other tasks, through promises, asynchronous/waits, and callbacks

Used in Full-stack development: Thanks to places like Node.js, JavaScript is now used for client-side (frontend) and server-side (backend) development.

Rich ecosystem: A huge library of frameworks and libraries like React, Angular, Vue.js, and jQuery are available to accelerate development.

Support for multiple APIs: JavaScript can interact with web APIs (e.g., DOM API, Fetch API, Web Storage API) to enhance user experience and efficiently manage data.

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