Low level language and high level language

What is difference between low level language and high level language. List of low level language and high level language?

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ronak taya

  • Nov 19th, 2007
 

In low level language programming, we directly deal with memory addresses and
CPU registers. These programs directly convert into source code to code which is understandable by
CPU.

The example of low level language is 'Assembly Language".
In high level language programming, to refer the memory addresses we use variable and pointers and there is strict
syntax which is to be followed. source code firstly compiled and convert into machine code. this machine code convert into the code which is understandable by
CPU.

High level language are C, C++, Java etc.

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kiran2

  • Apr 23rd, 2008
 

well the low level language empasise on machine more than software but the high level language depends on the software and programming....basic cobol pascal fortran etc middle level language is the mixture of both high level language as well as the low level language example c  language...

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