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"Both JScript and JScript .NET are languages whose syntax is heavily based on that of Sun Microsystems' Java language"
That's just completely wrong! JScript is based on JavaScript which is a completely different type of language than Java.
JavaScript is untyped Java is strongly typed
JavaScript has closures, Java does not
JavaScript has mutable objects like Self, Java has static objects
JavaScript can create new functions at run time, Java can not
JavaScript has first class functions, Java does not
About the only thing JScript has in common with Java is curly braces.
Joshua Scholar
== History of JScript ==
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: I basically agree. JavaScript is [[dynamically typed]] whereas Java is [[statically_typed]]. As you write the syntax ("brace, bracket, and semi-colon") is within the realm of a whole family of similar looking languages. [[User:Hirzel|Hirzel]] 12:26, 24 Jun 2005 (UTC)
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