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Web programming

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Web programming

Writing the necessary source code to create a Web site. At the very least, it refers to writing the HTML pages. However, most Web sites also use JavaScript in their HTML pages, and any Web site that provides searches, access to databases or any custom processing for the user requires additional programs that run in the Web server. Web server processing is programmed in Java, VBScript, Perl and other languages. See CGI script, JavaScript, Java, VBScript, Perl, Web development software and application server.



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