Low-Level vs High-Level Programming Languages

When we talk about programming languages, we usually refer to high-level languages.
So what is the level about?
The level indicates the amount of abstraction between programming language and machine language, which is a set of instructions executed directly by CPU and is the only language a computer is capable of understanding.
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I came here to check if the definition of a high level and and low level programing language is the one that i remember it is (which some time ago, i read in some pages that provide documentation) and talked about exactly what i was thinking of and what i remembered it to be. Thank you for the short and straight to the point explanation. You managed to include the definition of those in a really short video. Even though you should have also mentioned the downsided of high level languages, but, it's not so much of a problem since, those downsides are the upsides of a low level programing language

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low level: assembly
high level: piet

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0:51 Compiler don't execute. They compile. Only interpreter executes.

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Actually there's another advantage of low level programming languages you can use the entire hardware To your advantage

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"For a C programmer, assembly is low level. For a python programmer, C Is low level. And so on."
I sure would like to use the language that makes python look low level.

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C is never low-level. Python used to be considered high-level, bordering VHLL (very high level)... but since it 3.x they introduced such a powerful preprocessor that it's now DEFINITELY a VHLL.

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Which languages are higher level than Python??

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If you want to go up from python choose C#

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@Peterolen its more difficult to compile completely due to clunky syntax.

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What does abstraction mean??

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In programming, abstraction is based on DRY (don't repeat yourself) principle. So if I have a similar(or even duplicated) code in two or more places, it's a good practice to extract it into a fuction which accepts parameters for varying parts. Array.sort() is an example of abstraction present in almost all commonly used programming languages.

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Sir one dobut lowlevel and mechine level both are same. Yes or no

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[@vamsikrishna6877]

its no,why because LLL is Use 1's & 0's to create instructions ex:Binary language
HLL is similar to human language ex:C,JAVA,BASIC.

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Yes.both are same

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Yes! Computers can only execute programs written in binaries 0 and 1 i.e. machine languages or Low-level languages and is the only language a computer is capable of understanding

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What’s abstraction?

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