Is C or C++ a script language?

Sorry if this has been discussed before but I have tried to search for this topic on the forum. Well, obviously Java and Actionscript or script languages, I was just wondering is C and C++ a script language? Thanks.

nope
theyre for apps only
ot atleast as far as i know

i think my heart stopped.

C
http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/c/c.html

C++
http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/cpp/cpp.html

*Originally posted by prstudio *
i think my heart stopped.

Hahaha ;>

C, C++ Is a language, but not those you use for the web but for programs/applications. You can do pretty much with C++, like DOS programs, Win32 programs, OpenGL demos (wich are cool, really small in size for the graphics you can do, how fun it is to CODE graphics i don’t know :P)

Coding graphics sucks btw… Both openGL AND directX… BOTH ARE A PAIN IN THE ***! lmao

But anyways… C and C++ can be used as a scripting langauge but it is a pain in the ***.

*Originally posted by Bhuddamarz *
**Coding graphics sucks **

I’ll second that, and yea they can serve as script like java, but C++ is used as a programming language for building applications.

Is there an echoe in here? (kidding) I just mentioned it all above :stuck_out_tongue:

I don’t think there is a sharp line between scripting and non-scripting languages.

Scripting languages are usually used to program an application to do specific jobs. Like you’d script your Internet browser to do something with a JavaScript script. Or you script the Flash player with ActionScript.

Non-scripting programming is used for programming applications.

I’d say that most scripting languages are limited in their scope and can’t be used to program whole applications. Non-scripting languages can usually be made to interface with an application and do the same things that a script can.

C and C++ are full-fledged programming languages that can do almost anything you want.
Java is also a full programming language. JavaScript isn’t. They’re different languages.