What is the Difference between AJAX and Javascript?
Answer Posted / nagasaichand
AJAX is a part of Javascript programming. Javascript is just
a client-side scripting language that is used to control a
web page once a user has downloaded the page. AJAX is a
particular usage of Javascript in which javascript
communicates with the remote script and receives the
response from the server, without having to reload the whole
page.
Javascript is a client-side scripting programming
language... AJAX is a technique incorporating the use of
Javascript, a server-side scripting language, and XML. But
javascript is the main core of ajax-based systems. AJAX
stands for Asynchronous Javascript and XML
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