Principles of Programming Languages

(a)   is the systemic operations to the development operations, maintenance and retirement of software.

There are two types of languages used within computer systems:

• High Level

• Low Level

• Mid Level

• Level 42

A high level programming language is...

• very efficient on the processor

• easy for humans to read

• interpreted or compiled

• multiple instructions per statement

• assembled

A low level programming language is...

• very efficient on the processor

• easy for humans to read

• interpreted or compiled

• multiple instructions per statement

• assembled

High-level languages are faster to write than in assembly or machine language but they are harder to read and understand.

• True

• False

The process of developing a sequence of instructions to enable a computer to accomplish a particular task.

• Iterative Algorithm

• Assembly Languages

• Computer Programming

formula which gives instructions for the computer to perform a specific task

• Bit Depth

• Vector Graphic

• Bit-Mapped Graphic

• Algorithm

graphic representation of the step-by-step instructions of how the computer processes data

• Linear Algorithm

• flow chart

• Iterative Algorithm

• Software Development

process of computer programming, documenting, testing and big fixing through successive phases in an orderly way

• Linear Algorithm

• flow chart

• Iterative Algorithm

• Software Development

Flow Charts help programmers pay attention to the logic of solution to the problem.

• True

• False