Types of high and low level language

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What are the main types of high level language?

High level language:

Instructions that tell the computer what to do are written in machine code. Machine code is a series of numbers written in binary. Each number represents a different direction. Programmers find it difficult to learn machine programming, programming, and debugging. As a result, the majority of programmers write programs in advanced programming languages. These languages ​​are close to the natural language - the spoken and written language of human beings. For example, Python uses the 'print', 'if', 'input' and 'while' statements - all English words - to create instructions. In fact, the instructions often look like short English sentences.
The types of high level language are as follows:

Python:

Python is a high-level, well-defined, general-purpose programming language. Its design philosophy emphasizes the ability to read code with the use of key indentations. Its language construction and object-oriented approach aims to help programmers write clear, logical code for small and large-scale projects. 
Developer: Python Software
 Foundation License: Python Software Foundation License Model: Multi-Model: 

Visual basic:

Visual Basic is a high-level programming language developed from the first DOS version called BASIC. BASIC stands for "Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code". Visual Basic is an example of a graphical language. Graphical language allows the user to work directly with graphics. 
Language Designers: Microsoft

C++:

C ++ is an intermediate language that gives it the advantage of low level programming (drivers, kernels) and even high level applications (games, GUI, desktop apps, etc.). Both C and C ++ have the same basic syntax and code structure.

Java:

Java is a computer programming language. This enables programmers to write computer instructions using English-based commands instead of writing in numeric codes. It is known as a high level language because it can be easily read and written by humans.

What are the main types of low level language?

Low level language:Lower-level languages ​​are languages ​​that are close to the computer's instruction set. An instruction set is a set of instructions that the processor understands. There are two types of lower level language. 

  • Machine code
  • Assembly language

Machine code:

Machine code is a set of instructions that the CPU understands directly and can follow. The program written in machine code will consist of only 0s and 1s - binary. It is very difficult to write and debug. Even a very simple program can have thousands of 0s and 1s.

Assembly language:

Assembly language sits between high level language in terms of machine code and ease of use. While high-level languages ​​use statements to create instructions, assembly language uses memoranda - abbreviations. Each memo is in direct accordance with the instructions of the machine code. 

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