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.AS
Not to be confused with .as
MIME type: text/AS
Is binary? No
Is encrypted? No
Can execute dangerous code? Yes
Related extensions: .AS
Internet Media types: text/ActionScript text/AngelScript
Uniform Type Identifier (UTI) public.AS
Magic number ????????
.AS used to be a common file format. It is Associated with multiple programming languages. Below are some definitions for it.
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Operating system: Any (MS-DOS, DR-DOS, Windows, Windows 9x, Windows NT, Linux, GNU/Linux, Classic MacOS, MacOS, MacOS X, OS X, iOS, Android, ChromiumOS, ChromeOS, OS/2, Solaris, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, DragonflyBSD, etc.)
To view the file, you will need a ActionScript interpreter/flash player or an AngelScript interpreter.
Other? Unknown
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Definition 1: ActionScript source code
An AS file can be source code file for the ActionScript programming language. It is used to build Adobe FlASh programs that run on the desktop, or in a web browser. It is not recommended to use Adobe FlASh on the Internet anymore, AS the language is obsolete, discontinued, and poses security risks. However, there are open source implementations of FlASh that are safe (such AS Ruffle)
Definition 2: AngelScript source code
An AS file can also be the source code file for the AngelScript programming language. This is far less common than its usage in Adobe ActionScript, however.
Definition 3: Applix Spreadsheet file
An AS file can also be a spreadsheet file for the Applix office suite.
Definition 4: Pseudo-extension
A pseudo-extension is a file format that is applied to a file, despite not having a purpose, other than to change the file name (such AS T.AS) however this file extension is rarely used AS a pseudo-extension
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Usage
AS files are used to write in the ActionScript programming language.
AS files can also be used to write in the AngelScript programming language.
AS files are used as spreadsheet files in the Applix office suite.
No other definitions
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Opens with: Gedit, Notepad++ (GNU/Linux) Notepad, Notepad++ (Windows) ???, Notepad++ (MacOS) ???, Notepad++ (BSD) HTML Viewer (Android) ??? (iOS/iPadOS/iPhoneOS) ??? (OS/2) ??? (MS-DOS) ??? (DR-DOS) ??? (Solaris) etc.
Shebang? Unknown
Encoding: Any (commonly ASCII)
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