Action Script Question:
Can you explain what are the differences between JavaScript and ActionScript?
Answer:
- ActionScript consists of more libraries than the JavaScript and it is based on ECMA-262.
- JavaScript is used within the browser’s Document that shows the DOM in the window.
- DOM stands for Document Object Model are used in the browser window and have form centric documents for the JavaScript, whereas ActionScript doesn’t run in the browser window and have the media centric approach.
- The extensions are more supported in ActionScript than the JavaScript as it doesn’t provide the unique extension features.
- JavaScript is used within the browser’s Document that shows the DOM in the window.
- DOM stands for Document Object Model are used in the browser window and have form centric documents for the JavaScript, whereas ActionScript doesn’t run in the browser window and have the media centric approach.
- The extensions are more supported in ActionScript than the JavaScript as it doesn’t provide the unique extension features.
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