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Levels of Programming Languages

Programming languages are categorized based on their level of abstraction and how closely they interact with computer hardware. They are classified into three levels:

1. High-Level Language (HLL)

• High-Level Languages are designed to be easily readable, understandable, and user-friendly, making them similar to human language.
• These languages focus more on problem-solving than hardware management.
• Examples: Python, Java, C++, JavaScript

Advantages:

• Ease of Learning – Simple syntax makes it beginner-friendly.
• Enhanced Productivity – Faster coding and development.
• Quick Development – Ideal for rapid application development.

Disadvantages:

• Less Control Over Hardware – Abstracts away hardware-level details.
• High Resource Consumption – May require more memory and processing power.
• Dependency on Libraries & Frameworks – Heavily relies on external tools.

2. Mid-Level Language (MLL)

• Mid-Level Languages serve as a bridge between high-level languages and machine code.