Examples include: Python, C++, Java, and Visual Basic, Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Examples include: Machine Code (Binary) and Assembly Language, Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Used when a program must be executed quickly., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Used when programmers need to write code that interacts directly with the hardware, such as device drivers., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Must be translated into machine code (binary) before it can be run (executed)., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Cannot be executed directly by the CPU., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Uses code written in a way that is similar to a natural human language, such as English., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Easier for programmers to understand and use., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Leads to fewer errors., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Allows for more powerful and complex commands., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Do not closely resemble a natural human language., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Harder for humans to understand and write in., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages, Is portable and will work with different types of computers., Low Level Languages, High Level Languages.
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