Could not help but repost it. 😂

Credits: Microsoft #devhumor

We know right 😂😂😂 poor JS guy

Two script languages, compared compilation wise ¿?¿¿?¿

@perotti yes. They still have to compile to bytecode

If you're editing a JS file in Visual Studio, if you type any word then press ".", it gives you Intellisense for the properties and functions within that file, regardless of whether the word is correct or not. It literally holds your hand and leads you into the trap 😂

@perotti yup, search for JIT compilers

@inaba
But it's done by interpreter line by line during runtime. Those languages don't have compile time per se.

@Haxk20 The fact that they are "scripting" languages does not mean that they don't have a compiler.

First of all languages are not interpreted or compiled, but rather language implementations either interpret or compile the source code.

If you want to know more, do a quick search for JIT (just in time) compilers (regarding Javascript) and for any bytecode compiler (regarding python).

@Haxk20 You responded 2 minutes after my last comment, so clearly you didn't do any further reading on the matter.

Also this "does python transfer to binary when you click run" doesn't even make sense.

Anyways, its 2018 and almost everyone can freely access the internet and read about anything they like. I don't need to further argue, any info you need is online, waiting for you to read it.

@Haxk20 yes, actually it does. This is what just in time compilers do and why those languages are slower than proper compiled languages

@Haxk20 @ObiSwagKenobi
I guess the point is that there is no compile time and runtime seperately per se. JIT works during the runtime. So Python and JS don't have strictly speaking "compile time".

You should never have friends like JavaScript in your life. They never tell you when you're wrong about something.

Now add Rust with a hydrogen bomb

@pda87 same with IntelliJ IDEA

Eh probably not very well written Backus Naur Form, f*ck what am i doing here i should be studying, see you all next year i guess :P