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JavaScript Frameworks Comparison (1)

The document compares Java and JavaScript, highlighting their differences in type, usage, platform, syntax, and execution. It explains the necessity of client-side and server-side programming, detailing their functions and examples. Additionally, it covers NPM, features of JavaScript, event-driven programming, and distinguishes between Angular, Express, and Next.js based on various attributes.

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JavaScript Frameworks Comparison (1)

The document compares Java and JavaScript, highlighting their differences in type, usage, platform, syntax, and execution. It explains the necessity of client-side and server-side programming, detailing their functions and examples. Additionally, it covers NPM, features of JavaScript, event-driven programming, and distinguishes between Angular, Express, and Next.js based on various attributes.

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JavaScript and Frameworks Comparison

5-Mark Questions

1. Compare Java and JavaScript

Feature Java JavaScript


Type Object-oriented, compiled
Interpreted scripting language
Usage Standalone & enterprise apps Web development
Platform Runs on JVM Runs in browsers & Node.js
Syntax Strict, strongly typed Loosely typed, dynamic
Execution Needs compilation Interpreted by browsers

2. Need for Client-Side and Server-Side Programming

Client-Side Programming:
- Runs on the user's browser
- Improves user experience and interactivity
- Reduces server load
- Examples: JavaScript, HTML, CSS

Server-Side Programming:
- Runs on the web server
- Handles data processing, authentication, database interactions
- Ensures security and business logic processing
- Examples: Node.js, PHP, Python, Java

3. Explain NPM

NPM (Node Package Manager) is a package manager for JavaScript used with Node.js.
Features:
- Package Installation (`npm install <package-name>`)
- Dependency Management
- Version Control
- Script Execution (`npm init` to create package.json)

4. Features of JavaScript
1. Lightweight and Interpreted
2. Dynamic Typing
3. Prototype-Based Object-Oriented
4. Event-Driven and Asynchronous
5. Cross-Platform Compatibility
6. First-Class Functions
7. Support for APIs like DOM, AJAX

5. Event-Driven Programming

Event-driven programming allows execution based on user actions or system events.


Key Concepts:
- Event Listener (detects events like clicks, key presses)
- Event Handler (executes code when an event occurs)
- Event Loop (manages asynchronous execution)

Example in JavaScript:
```javascript
document.getElementById("btn").addEventListener("click", function() {
alert("Button clicked!");
});
```

10-Mark Question

1. Distinguish Between Angular, Express, and Next.js

Feature Angular Express.js Next.js


Type Frontend Framework Backend Framework Full-Stack Framework
Developed By Google Open-source (TJ Holowaychuk) Vercel
Usage SPAs & UI components Backend & API development SEO-friendly web apps
Architecture Component-based MVC Middleware-based File-based routing
Data Binding Two-way Not applicable One-way (React-based)
Performance Optimized but heavy Lightweight Optimized for SSR & SSG
Learning Curve Steep Easy to moderate Moderate (React-based)
SEO-Friendly No Not applicable Yes (SSR & SSG)
Use Case Enterprise applications REST API services Dynamic websites & e-commerce

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