write the features of all the generation of computer language
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First Generation computer Languages:
Refered to as machine languages. Consists of a set of commands, which are represented as a series of 1s and 0s corresponding to the
instruction set that is hard wired into the security of a microprocessor.
Second generation computer language:
Known as assembly languages, classified as a low level language
because it is machine specific and each assembly command
corresponds on a 1 to 1 basis to a machine language instruction.
Third generation computer language:
High level languages that came about in the 1950's. Mostly used for
business and scientific applications, and were considered major
improvements from the first two generation languages.
Fourth generation computer language:
Fourth generation languages are used to help eliminate many of the strict punctuation and grammar rules which can complicate the
third generation languages. They are also high level languages.
Fifth generation computer language:
Programming language based around solving problems using constraints given to the program, rather than using an algorithm. written by a programmer.