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What are some purposes for programming languages?
I'm into programming for Flash games because I know exactly what my code is supposed to do in relation to objects on the screen.
But what are some uses for other languages like C++, Java, Perl, Ruby, etc.. Are they meant for internet applications, or just computing things. I'm just unclear about this.
Some languages are restricted to only the web, but no language is isolated from the web. If you want you can use C++ or standard C or even COBOL for web programming, but normal people don't, and why would you when better languages exist anyway?
Flash, Javascript, HTML, CSS are all client side languages that allow you to send a document and have it run on the client computer, (ie the USERS machine).
Now the other languages (the ones ending in P, JSP, ASP, PHP), let the user send you DATA and the SERVER, processes the DATA and replies with a custom result.
C++ is mainly used for destop applications (like Internet Explorer. Java pretty much does everything. Java is not exactly compiled, but interpreted by the Java Virtual Machine, which then enteracts with the Operating system throught system calls.
