Sometimes a script is converted into an executable program before execution - it is "compiled". But more often a non-professional programmer has to deal with scripts, which remain a set of commands intended to be executed by another program - an "interpreter". It is these scripts that have to be entered first into the editor, and then into the executable program.
Instructions
Step 1
If you do not have the script you need, but you are ready to create it, then you can enter the code - more often they say "type" - in any text editor. However, it is much more convenient to use specialized editors for this purpose - they provide a large number of additional functions that allow you to create scripts much faster and even more comfortably. The autocomplete mechanism in such applications adds the names of commands and functions for you, the syntax highlighting option paints the typed code in beautiful and informative colors. The editor, without your participation, formats most of the entered code, using tooltips informs about what attributes are available for the currently typed tag. There are also a lot of different useful, and for a novice programmer, even necessary options provided in specialized code editors, but absent in text editors. So use scripts like Adobe Dreamweaver, Zend Studio, Nusphere PhpED, etc.
Step 2
Other tools are needed if the script already exists and needs to be injected into a running application. If the created script needs to be entered, for example, into the composition of scripts serving the operation of a web resource, a program for copying files to the server can become a working tool. Use an ftp client if you have access to the site using this protocol. You can find a program of this kind on the Internet, there are a lot of them both in a free version and for money. Install e.g. FileZilla, SmartFTP, FlashFXP, etc. And if the popular file manager Total Commander is already installed on your system, use the ftp client built into it.
Step 3
Some scripts require a combination of the steps described above - they must be both typed and included in the work in one application. For example, this applies to JavaScript scripts embedded in web pages, or scripts that are entered and executed in the computer games console. In the second case, start the game and, at the right time, bring up the console on the screen by pressing the key assigned to this command - most often it is the tilde icon (~). A separate window will appear in one of the corners of the playing field and you can start entering the script. Pressing the Enter key usually executes the commands entered, but it is possible that this is done differently in your game. You can clarify this in the description or in the gaming community of this game on the Internet.
