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Line 5: As software developers for the Web, web developers use: interpreted scripting languages like [[Perl]], [[Python (programming language)]], [[PHP]], [[Ruby (programming language)]], [[VBScript]], [[JScript]], etc. as well as some compiled languages like [[Java (programming language)]],[[C (programming language)]],[[C++]],[[C Sharp\|C#]],[[VB.Net]] that are either pre-compiled or just-in-time compiled to create dynamic and interactive server-side web applications. the client-side interpreted scripting language [[JavaScript]], also called [[ECMAScript]], [[HTML]] markup, [[Cascading Style Sheets]], [[CSS]], and the web browser DOM, or the [[document object model]], to build client-side web applications.

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