High level languages are easier to understand and work with, because they are closer to human language. Low level languages are mostly the language of the computer, which is difficult for humans to learn and understand. High level languages are more intuitive.
One advantage is programmer efficiency. Potentially hundreds of functions and standard routines are already coded at the 'machine' level, so that a clearly written language can help the programmer create useful, powerful applications. You might have "ultimate power and control" if you write in machine language, but you'd better have some time on your hands.
for a better understanding of the end user.
hiding of the internal hardware of the system and how the hardware is implemented i.e any high level language is a system software and works as if the end user is working with the data to be computed even if the data is internal computed in bits.
high level language; is a computer language that is near to human language. high level programming is a process of programming high level language.Example,c++,java,cobol are one of them. The reverse is true for the low level language.
Not necessarily. Any language with an object-oriented approach will be a high-level language, but a high-level language does not have to use an object-oriented approach.
A high level language naturally assumes the intentions of the programmer and thus blocks off many otherwise possible methods. For those that prefer to have a high level of control, a low level language is the obvious choice. The level of the language is inversely proportionate to the degree of control the programmer has. ie. low level language = high level of control, and vice versa.
A language that allows you to combine high-level programming with low-level programming. C and C++ are generally regarded as being mid-level languages.
There is no program that can translate machine code to a high-level language. The best you can do is disassemble the code. This produces code that is similar to assembly language, but which lacks variable names and comments. Even a skilled programmer will need to spend hours disentangling the code in order to make it readable -- but you can never restore the code back to its original source code, no matter what language it was written in.
high level language for embedded
Yes, it is a High-Level Language
Scheme is a functional programming language and a high level language.
high level language are easier to learn
high level language is converted to machine level language using a compiler or an interpreter
high level language; is a computer language that is near to human language. high level programming is a process of programming high level language.Example,c++,java,cobol are one of them. The reverse is true for the low level language.
Yes, C++ is a high-level language.
Not necessarily. Any language with an object-oriented approach will be a high-level language, but a high-level language does not have to use an object-oriented approach.
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A high level language naturally assumes the intentions of the programmer and thus blocks off many otherwise possible methods. For those that prefer to have a high level of control, a low level language is the obvious choice. The level of the language is inversely proportionate to the degree of control the programmer has. ie. low level language = high level of control, and vice versa.
A language that allows you to combine high-level programming with low-level programming. C and C++ are generally regarded as being mid-level languages.
No.