.NET Architecture—Scripting languages

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Scripting languages

Scripting languages are still around, although in general, their importance is likely to decline with the advent of .NET. JScript, on the other hand, has been upgraded to JScript .NET. You can now write ASP.NET pages in JScript .NET, run JScript .NET as a compiled rather than an interpreted language, and write strongly typed JScript .NET code. With ASP.NET there is no reason to use scripting languages in server-side Web pages. VBA is, however, still used as a language for Microsoft Office and Visual Studio macros.