what are some of the characteristics of fourth generation programming languages?
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All Fourth Generation Languages are designed to reduce:
(i) Programming Effort
(ii) The time it takes to develop software
(iii) The cost of software development
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4GL or Fourth-Generation Language is designed to be closer to natural language than a 3GL language. 4GLs are non- procedural in nature. That is programmers have to just specify WHAT is required rather than HOW it is done, which done in the case of 3GLs. Languages for accessing databases (such as SQL) are often described as 4GLs.
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