Description: Script output is the information produced by a script after execution. This output can include data, error messages, results of calculations, or any other type of information that the script is designed to generate. In the context of programming, script output is crucial for debugging and analysis, as it allows developers to verify that the script is functioning as expected. Depending on the scripting language used, the output can be displayed in a console, written to a file, or sent to another application. The way this output is presented can vary, from plain text to complex data structures, and it can be formatted for easier reading. Script output is important for software development and automation tasks, where scripts can generate reports or results that are used by other systems or users. In summary, script output is an essential component in the software development lifecycle, providing valuable information that helps developers understand and improve their code.
