PHP funcitons are written in C and you can look at the source code if you like. For example here –
session_start source
What about with Javascript? How are functions like JSON.parse implemented? Where can I go to view the source?
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JSON.parse is native. That means it’s defined in the browser, the implementation of the method is browser implementation specific.
v8 (Chrome) has a C++ method for
JsonParser::ParseJsonspidermonkey (Firefox) has a C++ function for
js_json_parseJavaScriptCore (Webkit / Safari) has a C++ function for
JSONProtoFuncParseRhino (Mozilla) has a Java method for
parseValuethe Opera and IE implementations are closed source. I also think Nitro’s implementation is closed source aswell.
Note there are many other JavaScript engines.