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How to mix programming languages?

My ask is: how it works? It's higher school? šŸ¤”

25th Nov 2017, 4:41 PM
Five Design
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I'm assuming we are NOT talking about an obvious example of the HTML/CSS/JS triad :) Well, the best option would be to enclose single applications written in different languages as standalones and make them communicate with each other via some protocol or dumping data in a common database pool. Another option is embedding one language into another by using specific libraries enabling that. I have a ready-made example on how to execute SQL queries via Python. This can create a valid SQL database which can be read by another application written in, let's say, Java or C++ https://code.sololearn.com/csyhsIovmZJ3/?ref=app
25th Nov 2017, 8:31 PM
Kuba Siekierzyński
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I think this topic is worth a little more discussion. Frameworks/libraries vs. languages etc. Using Python for web stuff is cool and means it has to work with the languages Kuba mentions.....
25th Nov 2017, 9:21 PM
ā€Žā€ā€Žā€ā€ŽJoe
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HTML is just a markup (tags) CSS is nothing but properties of style object in DOM JavaScript is what we used to call a scripting language but now it's getting powerful day by day due to better ES6 recommendations, so can call it a programming language (šŸ¤”). but here's the fact JS runs on interpreter called V8(most popular) written mostly in C++. so actually c++ parses and compiles ur JS code. moreover you cannot allocate memories using JavaScript , so it's not a full fledged programming language. JS was developed to assist web designers in basic programming stuffs, but now a lot of people use it so it's popular
27th Nov 2017, 1:08 PM
Morpheus
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@kuba very helpful answer
27th Nov 2017, 1:15 PM
Morpheus
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