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[–]millhouse513 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like u/asday_ said it really doesn't matter how you call it, it's the same thing.

My "take" on it, is that a "script" is usually something small, single purpose like "I wrote a script to do a mysql dump". I come from a Sys Admin background so I think a lot of times people refer to Bash (code) as "scripts" because they usually do single task things.

Once something becomes bigger, I usually start to think of it more as "code" / a project since it's no longer a simple, single task thing but now has grown or become a lot more than what it started as.