What is the Difference between AJAX and Javascript?
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AJAX is not different from Javascript.
Like , a child can't be differentiated by a mother.
AJAX is a acronym for 'Asynchronous Javascript And XML'.
AJAX is a new approach towards page reloading.
If you want a specific book , you will purchase that book
and not the whole book store.
Similarly if you want a small part of the data in a web page
, you will not go for whole page reload, you woould prefer
to get the data you want.
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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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Answer / rajesh
You can say... AJAX is a technique to send a request to
server.
Using AJAX concepts.. you are sending XMLHttpRequest
(...not httpRequest)to the server. If you want to send
multiple request from the same page with reloading entire
page on every request..you can go for AJAX.
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Answer / prashant renge
Ajax :
Ajax is the acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.
It incorporates a suite of technologies aimed at improving
user experience with web pages. It also allows programs
written in different programming languages on different
browsers to communicate with each other. Translation,
communication and function between web applications happens
remotely and, ideally, instantaneously. Another primary aim
of Ajax is to reduce user delay when interacting with web
pages. Ajax frameworks and technological components allow
web applications to function on an as-need basis without
requiring the re-loading of the entire web page.
JavaScript :
It is client side language, usually for menus, validations
& other animations. It can't send remote request to server.
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Answer / dakshita
Reload some particular part on your application that time use ajax eg :not reload whole page it load some particular part. and java script use validation etc.
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Answer / vinay
That are Use
in other say in the web page
we are working on perticuler Frame
or say we can refresh A particuler website Frame
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Answer / naren
Javascript is used to client validation and ajax is used to
server side validation.
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