Client Side Programming

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Client-Side Scripting describes programming that is added into a web page to interact with page and browser objects. It differs from server-side scripting because it is executed on each user's computer, instead of on the originating web server. JavaScript is the most common scripting language; VBScript is also used, but only works on Windows browsers. Client-side scripting is becoming a rather sophisticated arena, paving the way for advanced functionality on a web page. A common combination of client- and server-side scripting is Ajax, which has become a popular technology since 2005.