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How are scripts different from engines?
There are so-called scripts and engines. The engine must be loaded into Denver and it will give the result. Is it possible to do the same with a script?
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Scripts can run on engines. They do work. Engines can run on scripts that also represent some kind of engine, and so on.
The engine is the execution environment for any code (the script of the same)
Scripts - a notepad with text, due to the capabilities of the engine.
About the fact that the engine needs to be loaded into Denver ... something interesting. What engine? The scripting engine can be written, which is most likely
The script is, conditionally, a nut. Maybe a bunch of nuts, maybe even a whole mechanism.
The engine, conditionally - the car.
Compare and get the difference.
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