Explain how scripts are run in groovy?
Answer / Ravinder Kaur
Groovy scripts can be executed by running them directly, or by using a Groovy command-line tool called 'groovyc' that compiles the script into a Java bytecode and runs it as a standalone application. To execute a script named myScript.groovy, you would run: groovy myScript.groovy from the command line.
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