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Which is faster, actionscript 2.0 or actionscript 3.0?


Asked by Aziel Durham on Nov 28, 2021 FAQ



At the same time, ActionScript 3.0 executes up to 10 times faster than legacy ActionScript code due to the Just-In-Time compiler enhancements. Flash libraries can be used with the XML capabilities of the browser to render rich content in the browser. This technology is known as Asynchronous Flash and XML, much like AJAX.
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Global variables have also been minimized in AS 3.0, forcing people to use OOP (Object Oriented Programming) which may look cleaner and easier to debug but is certainly time consuming to code. As a result, it is probably much faster to code small projects in AS 2.0 since you can quickly come up with functioning code if you deviate from correct way.
In respect to this, 2006–today: ActionScript 3.0 In June 2006, ActionScript 3.0 debuted with Adobe Flex 2.0 and its corresponding player, Flash Player 9. ActionScript 3.0 was a fundamental restructuring of the language, so much so that it uses an entirely different virtual machine.
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ActionScript 3.0 is fully compliant with the ECMAScript specification, offers better XML processing, an improved event model, and an improved architecture for working with onscreen elements. FLA files that use ActionScript 3.0 cannot include earlier versions of ActionScript.
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(Deprecated with Animate) ActionScript 1.0 is the simplest form of ActionScript, and is still used by some versions of the Adobe Flash Lite Player. ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0 can coexist in the same FLA file.