What do you mean by high level and low level programming language?
Submitted by harishnair86 on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 21:54.
What do you mean by high level and low level programming language?
Does it have anything to its complexity?i.e, high level language is very complex and low level language is very simple?
Or is it by some other classification?




high level programming laguages is languages program than use languages or syntax which close to human languages so, it is easy to understanding the languages or syntax sunch as pascal or delphi language program. while the low languages programming is laguages that close to machine languages such as assembler languages.
between both of them there are several "intermediate" languages program such as C++ etc which stand beetwen hi 'n lo languages program
Low level languages are:
1 - Machine Language
2 - Assembly Language
High level languages are:
1 - Visual Basic
2 - Pascal
3 - Java
4 - C++
and many more.
low level languages are very difficult to understand.a machine can read it .high level languages are more advanceed forms of computerlanguages .it contains english meaningful words like if, else case etc.so high level languages are very easy to understand.
eg: high level language: C,C++,java
low level language-machine language
Hi!
The computer paogramming languages in two classes based on their easyness to understand by human being which are high & low level.
In high level languages the Procedures are easier to get since they are kept according to human intelligence Like C, Java, Forttran, Perl etc(there are many).
Wheereas the low level languages have their words, identifiers etc so that their meaning is directly understood by the computer so it generally requires no compiler and human has to remeber those words, commands to learn this language.ex. Assembly language, machine language.