Javascript
Hige level, single threaded, Garbage collection, interpreted or JIT compiled, prototype based, multi-paradigm, dynamic language, non-blocking event loop
JS is an implementation of the ECMAScript standard, which is guided by the TC39 committee and hosted by ECMA. It runs in browsers and other JS environments such as Node.js.
Hige level:
Single threaded:
Garbage collection:
Interpreted:
JIT compiled:
JS is a compiled language, meaning the tools (including the JS engine) process and verify a program (reporting any errors!) before it executes.
Prototype based:
Multi-paradigm:
JS is a multi-paradigm language, meaning the syntax and capabilities allow a developer to mix and match (and bend and reshape!) concepts from various major paradigms, such as procedural, object-oriented (OO/classes), and functional (FP).
Dynamic language:
Non-blocking event loop: