Scripting
1. Script Kiddies and Code Monkeys
These two terms can be interpreted as derogatory, but they also appear as standard jargon in the workplace.
a. What is a script kiddie?
b. What is a code monkey?
c. What are the differences? Does it matter?
d. Does a kiddie make more money than a monkey? Programmer? Developer? Engineer?
e. How are these terms used in a negative manner?
f. Do they fit within a Christian worldview? Why/Why not?
g. Within the tech industry, how are these terms applied?
h. Do you want to be a script kiddie or code monkey someday? Why/Why not?
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2. Runtime vs. Realtime Considerations
Thus far, we have learned several feature differences between scripting and programming languages.
- Research the concept of compilation with regards to code.
- Is there a difference in how scripts are compiled vs. how programs are compiled?
- What is the difference between compiletime and runtime?
- Should these differences and definitions have an impact on what language you choose to write in? Why?
- Research and determine what types of languages are used predominantly in your industry, and why those choices might relate to the differences between runtime and realtime compilation and/or execution.
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