Client Side Vs Server Side
Client Side Vs Server Side
Side Scripting
► A script is generally a series of program or instruction, which has to be
executed on other program or application.
► The web works in a client-server environment. The client-side script executes
the code to the client side which is visible to the users while a server-side
script is executed in the server end which users cannot see.
The scripts can be written in two forms, at
the server end (back end) or at the client
end (server end).
Server-side scripting
► If you are referring to a Local Server, this means that you have a server setup
on your current machine. When you are running a local server, your computer
contacts itself since it is running a local server and returns the data back to
the browser.
REMOTE SERVER
► When the server is Remote, this just means that it is on another computer.
"Working Remotely" means that the person will not be working in the office,
instead they could be working at home or from their favorite corner coffee
shop. So since that person is away from the office, they are considered
"Remote."
► In the same case if a server hosting your files is not in-house or on your
computer, it is considered to be a Remote Server.
► When you visit a web page in your browser, your computer needs to contact a
(remote) server on the web and then send the data back to your computer:
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Presentation By :
Animesh Ghosh
Ankit Pandey
Anubhuti Singh