The Programming Languages

The Programming Languages
                Artificial Languages used to Control the Behavior & Properties of a Computer.
                Syntax- that refers to the Spelling & Grammar.
                Uses- Application Development (Payroll, Banking and Reservation) etc.
                Utilities -Predefined API
                Servers-Share data to Other Computers
                System Programs –OS

             Types –
o    Low Level or machine Language.
o   Assembly Language
o   High Level Language
o   Procedural or Structural Language.


o   Low Level Language-
Contains Numerical data
o   Easily understood by Computers
o   Difficult to understand by Humans
o   Assembly Language-
o   Similar to the Machine Language
o   Contains Characters.
o   High Level Language –
o   Used to develop Complex Applications
o   Closer to the Human Language, But It is not dependent on any particular Computers.
o   Procedural or Structured Language –
o   Small Pieces of Code.
o   Useful to Identify the Errors easily & the Execution will Improve Speed.
o   A Collection of one or More Units Either User Coded or provided in a Library of Code.
o   One or more Procedures, also Called a Function, a routine, a Subroutine, or a Method.

o   Example – Pascal, C, PL/I, & Ada, Visual Basic and .NET Framework.

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