Terminology of execute, call, run, and render -


i'm new python/javascript/html coding, , keep getting in trouble using wrong terminology. implied meaning each of following terms?

  • execute
  • call
  • run
  • render

and there other similar groups of terms mean similar things have important differences?

alot of programming fancy terminology. un-needed, use can more specific. helpful because programming requires lot of accuracy , explicit detail.

in example, terms can mean same thing. instead of asking terms mean, understand have similar meanings , instead ask yourself, "where use these?".

  • in linux, execute term describes user can run files.
  • in many ide's, run term describing action when test code.
  • in involving graphics, render can used describe process of generating model or scene.
  • the term call typically used when refer function wish invoke in order perform task.

so yes, these terms have same - or similar meanings. difference instead when used. , because use them in different situations, allows distinguish them each other.


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