Scripting makes the web page dynamic. Explain.

Scripting is one of the components of DHTML. It makes a web page dynamic. It provides a way to interpret the user's actions and accordingly brings changes to a web page. For example, scripts can interpret the mouse actions (such as clicking or entering a value in a textbox) and respond to that action by using a set of predefined instructions (such as opening a page).

JavaScript is the standard language for creating cross-browser DHTML pages. It uses various scripting techniques to detect the browser that the user is using and accordingly executes the code, intended for that browser.