Problem Solving and Programming Design

Type of programming language

• Machine language

• Human Language

• Assemble language

• High-Level language

• Animal Language

What is programming language?

• A programming language is a formal language used to write computer programs.
• A programming language is a method of cooking.
• A programming language is a type of hardware.
• A programming language is a style of painting.

What is Machine Language?

• Machine language is a graphical user interface for computers.
• Machine language is a type of software application.
• Machine language is a high-level programming language.
• Machine language is the binary code that a computer's CPU directly executes.

What is Assembly Language?

• Assembly language is a type of database management system.
• Assembly language is a high-level programming language.
• Assembly language is a graphical programming interface.
• Assembly language is a low-level programming language that uses symbolic representations of machine code.

What is High-Level Language?

• A high-level language is a type of hardware.
• A high-level language is a programming language that is user-friendly and abstracts hardware details.
• A high-level language is only used for web development.
• A high-level language requires extensive knowledge of machine code.

Advantage of using Machine Language

• easy to correct error

• Efficient use of storage for the instructions and data

• Easy to understand in executing data

• instruction are immediately execute

Advantage of using Assembly Language

• Easier to understand than Machine Language

• Modified easily

• Simple to learn

• Easy to locate error and correct error

• Hard to understand

Advantage of using High-Level Language

• Only know by machine

• Platform independent

• Excellent built in libraries

• Simple to learn and implement

• can't be understand

Disadventage of using Machine language

• Easy to learn and use
• Difficult to read and understand, hardware-specific, time-consuming to write.
• Fast to write and implement
• Universal across all hardware
• Difficult to debug the programs

Disadventage of using Assembly Language

• Easy to learn and use
• Highly portable across different systems
• Requires minimal hardware knowledge
• Difficult to read and write, not portable, requires detailed hardware knowledge.