G10 Types of Languages, interpreters, & IDEs

Low - level languages are closely related to _________ and _________.

• machine code

• hardware

• software

• Structured english

• machine learning

____ _____ language are designed to be easy to read and write, abstracting away to low-level details.

it is a low level language that provides a symbolic representation of a computer binary codes.

• Assembly Language

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Markup Language

is a programming language that encapsulate data and methods.

The paradigm fosters code reuse and modular design, enhancing maintainability and scalability.

Example: Java and C++

• Assembly Language

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Markup Language

is a programming language that emphasizes on functions and immutable data.

They enable developers more concise and predictable code, reducing side effects.

Example: Haskell and Scala

• Assembly Language

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Markup Language

is a programming language designed for automating tasks and enhancing web functionality.

Example: Javascript and Ruby

• Assembly Language

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Markup Language

HTML and XML are examples of this programming language and are used for structuring and presenting data.

• Assembly Language

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Markup Language

Are tailored to specific problem domains.

Example: SQL for database queries and CSS for styling web pages.

• Domain specific Languages

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Markup Language

It follows a set of procedures and routines for developing application. They emphasize on structured approach to program flow and execution.

Examples: Python and C

• Domain specific Languages

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Scripting Language

• Procedural Language

It focuses on defining rules and facts to derive conclusions. This programming language is used primarily for artificial intelligence and computational linguistics. Example: PROLOG

• Domain specific Languages

• Object Oriented Programming Language

• Functional Language

• Logic Programming Language

• Procedural Language