Machine languages consist of binary code that is directly understood by CPUs or microprocessors and are prone to errors. Assembly languages use mnemonics like add instead of binary but are still machine dependent and slower. High level languages like C++, C, and Visual Basic allow programmers to write code using expressions like x = a + b and free them from being machine dependent, but are still somewhat machine dependent.
2. Programming Languages
1. Machine languages 悋鏤居鏈 鏤鏤鏈
understood by its CPU or microprocessor
based on the binary code 0's and 1's.
x =
a+b = 1101101010011010
Dis.:
boring.
a lot of errors.