What is the JavaScript equivalent of C# Server.URLEncode?
JavaScript compared with C JavaScript is interpreted and sometimes compiled at runtime with a just-in-time (JIT) compiler. C is statically typed. JavaScript is dynamically typed. C requires programmers to allocate and reclaim blocks of memory.
That means, if you're on such a system, you're talking in microseconds for C and milliseconds for JavaScript (as per the JS online docs). So, rather than JS being four times faster, C++ is actually 250 times faster.
The primary JavaScript implementations are written in C or C++ to offer better performances. However, others, such as the Rhino, are written in Java while other implementations are written in JavaScript. So JavaScript is based on multiple languages but not a single programming language.
encodeURI()
http://xkr.us/articles/javascript/encode-compare/#ref-js-msdn
No, encodeURIComponent()
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