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JavaScript is a popular scripting language primarily used for web development. It enables interactive and dynamic web pages and is supported by all major web browsers.
== [[jq]] ==
jq is a high-level, stream-oriented, lexically scoped, functional
programming language that is particularly convenient for generating
and processing JSON texts. It supports backtracking, regular
expressions, a namespace-based module system, and the processing of
indefinitely long streams of JSON data and strings. Functions and
functional expressions can be used as parameters of other functions.
jq also has a "streaming parser" for handling JSON inputs that are too
large to fit into memory. jq has been implemented in C and Go;
there is also a variant, jaq, that is implemented in Rust and for which a
denotational semantics has been specified.
== [[Julia]] ==
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