scripting
- noun
- /ˈskrɪptɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The scripting of the software allows users to automate repetitive tasks efficiently.
Python is like scripting like it's, it just goes, right.
- Python is like scripting like it's, it just goes, right.
Examples
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Scripting capability automates your application by allowing process events to trigger Dycor command sequences using an embedded Visual Basic compatible language.
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So now from these scripting elements, we've extracted teaching principles.
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And even with our show today, although it is loose, there is a serious scripting process that goes into creating.
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But as far as actual scripting goes, I'm a bullet point guy.
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Scripting has been an integral part of enterprise-grade Windows administration ever since Windows entered the enterprise ecosystem.
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Effective scripting can significantly reduce the time it takes to manage server operations.
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He focused on scripting commands that simplify user navigation in the application.
Synonyms
Writing instructions for a computer to do tasks
Writing instructions that tell a computer what to do
To write instructions that tell a computer what to do
To write small computer programs to make tasks run automatically
Compounds
- Specialized
A way to write small computer programs that run by themselves to do tasks
How Automated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word scripting comes from script, which means 'a written text' and comes from a root meaning 'to write'. Think of a computer 'script' as a short written set of instructions for a machine, so scripting is writing those instructions to make a computer do tasks automatically.