Explain different types of computer languages
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two basic type of computer language **low -level language :a language that correspond directly to a specific ma machine. high-level language: any language that independent of the. machine . there are other type of computer language are there 1)system language. 2)scripting language. 3)domain specific language. 4)visual language 5)esoteric language. hope this will help you...............
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While writing any syntax of the language is to be taken into consideration.
Computer languages can be classified into three types.-:
1. Machine language-:
Each instruction in this language is written in the fotm of 0's and 1's. There is a specific binary code for each instruction which is very difficult for the programmer to write a program.
2. Assembly Language-:
A programmer can easily write a program in alphanumeric symbols instead of 0's and 1's. For example, ADD for addition, SUB for subtraction, CMP for comparison, etc, which are called mnemonics. It is much easier and faster to write a program in this languag. It is also machine dependent, so the programmer must have the knowledge of the structure of computer being used. Each processor has its own set of instructions.
3. High-Level Language-:
Instructions are known as statements which resemble with english and mathematics. These are procedure oriented rather than machine oriented. Program writing is easier and faster because one statement corresponds to many instructions. A compiler or interpreter is needed to translate these programs into machine codes... .
hope it worksss.....☺
While writing any syntax of the language is to be taken into consideration.
Computer languages can be classified into three types.-:
1. Machine language-:
Each instruction in this language is written in the fotm of 0's and 1's. There is a specific binary code for each instruction which is very difficult for the programmer to write a program.
2. Assembly Language-:
A programmer can easily write a program in alphanumeric symbols instead of 0's and 1's. For example, ADD for addition, SUB for subtraction, CMP for comparison, etc, which are called mnemonics. It is much easier and faster to write a program in this languag. It is also machine dependent, so the programmer must have the knowledge of the structure of computer being used. Each processor has its own set of instructions.
3. High-Level Language-:
Instructions are known as statements which resemble with english and mathematics. These are procedure oriented rather than machine oriented. Program writing is easier and faster because one statement corresponds to many instructions. A compiler or interpreter is needed to translate these programs into machine codes... .
hope it worksss.....☺
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