Definition: The word "cgi" stands for Client CGI, which is a software function designed to execute scripts on web pages in a browser environment. Detailed definitions: 1. Client: A program or application that connects to a server to receive data and process it. 2. CGI (Client-Guido-Course): An acronym for the client-side scripting language. It's often used with HTML and JavaScript. 3. Executable file: The final step of running scripts, which in this context can be executed by any browser, including those that run JavaScript code. 4. Scripting language: A programming technique in which a program is broken down into smaller, self-contained parts to execute separately rather than as one whole. 5. CGI script: An executable file generated by the client-side scripting language for executing JavaScript-based code within a web page. 6. Client-side scripting (CSS): An extension of HTML that allows developers to create interactive content like pop-ups and forms on web pages, using JavaScript and other server-side technologies.
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