Question

in computer science human languages are known as​

Answer 1

Answer:

Even with all the similarities, programming languages are still artificial, while human languages are natural. Computers are rigorous, won’t allow you to be ambiguous, and only get what you mean if you put it the right way.

Explanation:

When it comes to human languages, it’s the ability to fully communicate your intentions to a human; for computer languages, the ability to fully communicate your intentions to a computer.

For both kinds of languages, the levels are the same: one cannot communicate; can poorly do it (beginner); can do it (native/fluent), or can brilliantly do it (think book authors, public speakers, and Software Engineers in a senior level).