You must use a specific IDE (Integrated Development Environment) to use the programming languages.
Programming languages are compiled into machine code and run on the underlying hardware of the operating system.In practice, the distinction between the two is blurring due to the improved computing power of modern hardware and advanced coding practices. Also, compilers only read and parse the code once and collectively report any errors in the code, but the interpreter reads and parses the statements in the code each time it encounters them, stopping in the field if there are errors. In general, compiled programs run faster than interpreted programs because they are converted to native machine code first. For example, a C program usually needs to be compiled before it can be run, while a scripting language like JavaScript or PHP usually doesn’t need to be compiled. The theoretical difference between Scripting and Programming Languages is that scripting languages do not need the compilation process and are interpreted instead.
Basically, all scripting languages are programming languages.
