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Artistic gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics have distinct scoring systems reflecting their unique elements. In artistic gymnastics, athletes perform routines on apparatus such as the floor, bars, and vault, with scores based on execution, difficulty, and composition. Judges award points for technical skill, artistry, and overall performance, with deductions for errors. Rhythmic gymnastics involves routines with apparatus like ribbons, hoops, and balls, emphasizing grace, coordination, and choreography. Scoring in rhythmic gymnastics includes points for technical difficulty, execution, and artistry, with judges assessing how well the gymnast integrates the apparatus into their routine.