What is the difference between High level Language and Low level Language?
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High Level Languages
When we think about computer programmers, we are probably thinking about people who write in high-level programming languages.
High level languages are written in a form that is close to our human language, enabling to programmer to just focus on the problem being solved.
No particular knowledge of the hardware is needed as high level languages create programs that are portable and not tied to a particular computer or microchip.
These programmer friendly languages are called ‘high level’ as they are far removed from the machine code instructions understood by the computer.
Examples include:
C++, Java, Pascal, Python, Visual Basic.
Low Level Languages
Low level languages are used to write programs that relate to the specific architecture and hardware of a particular type of computer.
They are closer to the native language of a computer (binary), making them harder for programmers to understand.
Examples of low level language:
Assembly Language
Machine Code
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Answer: Computer languages that are easy to understand are known as high level languages, whereas,
Computer that are not easy to understand are known as low level languages