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Programming Languages

Lesson 1 of 39 in the free Java notes on Siksha Sarovar, written by Rohit Jangra.

Programming Language

A language or medium which is used to instruct computer to do some specific tasks is known as Programming language.

Types of Programming Language

  1. Machine Level Language (Low-Level Language)
  2. Assembly Level Language (Mid-Level Language)
  3. High Level Language

1. Machine Level Language

• The language which is easily readable, understandable and executable by the machine or computer is known as machine level language. • This is also known as Low-Level Language. • Example: Binary Language (0 and 1).

2. Assembly Level Language

• The language which provides set of pre-defined words to do some specific tasks is known as Assembly level language. • Those pre-defined words are known as Mnemonics Ex: ADD, SUB, MOV, etc.

  • ADD for Addition
  • SUB for Subtraction
  • MOV for move data from one memory location to another.
  • • To convert these pre-defined words into machine level language one software is used which is known as Assembler. • It is also known as Mid-Level Language. • Example: Instruction set of 8086 Architecture.

3. High Level Language

• The language which is easily readable, understandable and executable by the programmer is known as High Level Language. • The languages are generally used to develop the software or Application. • Example: C, C++, C#, Java, PHP and Python.