Question

How computer languages are classified? Use
examples to highlight the significant features of different generations of computer language.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The instructions which are used to perform the computer functions are referred to as the "language of programming".

Explanation:

There are distinct generations of languages accessible for programming. There are a total of four generations of programming languages accessible.

I. The instructions were written in binary form in the first generation language, i.e. 0 and 1. It's pretty hard to comprehend, write and edit.

II. The instructions in the second generation language are published in the form of mnemonics to simplify the program. It is also known as the language of assembly.

III. "English language" with "symbols and numbers" was used to write the programs in the third generation of programming languages. The programming languages of the third generation are also referred to as "high-level languages".

IV. The fourth generation of programming languages essentially referred to the software packages mostly published in one of the "high-level languages" such as C, C++, JAVA, Python for any particular implementation