Is there any specific advantage to the scripting languages which are not Object-oriented?
Is there any specific advantage to the scripting languages which are not Object-oriented?
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The simplest answer is “no” but really asking the questions means you just need to understand what “object oriented” means. One of the easiest things for you might be to take scripting languages that have OO tacked onto them like Perl. This is old but explains it nicely.
One of the simplest scripting languages I ever used that also is very useful IMHO is TCL. TCL programs typically do not use Object orientation, although it has an extension to do so for the die-hards 🙂