What is Server Side Scripting and Client Side Scripting?
1.Server-Side Scripting
Definition:
Server-side scripting involves scripts that are executed on the server. These scripts generate dynamic content that is then sent to the client's browser. (Where we are parsing)
Characteristics:
Execution: Code runs on the web server.
Tasks: Handles database interactions, session management, authentication, and server-side logic.
Security: More secure for sensitive operations as the code is not exposed to the client.
Performance: Can be slower as it requires a round trip to the server for processing.
2. Client-Side Scripting
Definition:
Client-side scripting involves scripts that are executed in the user's web browser after the web page has been loaded. This type of scripting is primarily used to create dynamic, interactive user interfaces.
Characteristics:
Execution: Code runs on the client’s browser.
Tasks: Handles user interface updates, form validation, interactivity (e.g., animations, dynamic content loading).
Security: Less secure as the code is visible to the user and can be manipulated.
Performance: Generally faster for user interactions since it doesn’t require a server round trip.
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