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Study Guide: CompTIA A+ Core Certification: Basic Scripting Languages
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CompTIA A+ Core Certification: Basic Scripting Languages

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Extension Language Basic Information
.bat Windows batch file Batch files are script files that are strictly Windows based. They are text files that contain commands or instructions for the command-line interpreter to execute. The instructions in a batch file can be interpreted only by the Windows operating system.
.ps1 PowerShell Windows PowerShell is a tool to help technicians and network administrators automate support functions through the use of scripts and snippets. Windows 10 and 11 ship with PowerShell.
.vbs VBScript VBScript, a scripting language developed by Microsoft, is considered a subset of the Visual Basic programming language. It was designed specifically for use with Microsoft Internet Explorer. It gives web pages a level of interactivity.
.sh Linux shell script A shell script is a text file that contains a sequence of commands for a Linux- or UNIX-based system. Shell scripts might not run correctly on a Windows system. Linux has had several shells; BASH (Bourne-Again Shell) is the most common of them.
.py Python Python is often a good choice for those beginning to learn programming. It is relatively easy to learn, and Python scripts can run on most operating systems. For example, Windows Shell is known as Python Interactive Shell.
.js JavaScript JavaScript is a programming language that has many uses today. It is valuable for creating scripts because it can be run on any operating system. It is usually written into web pages to create client interactions; JavaScript is read by the browser. Creating and running command-line JavaScript requires installing Node.js.

 

 



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