LEVELS OF PROGRAMMING
A programming language is a set of rules instructing the computer what operations to perform.
LEVELS OF LANGUAGE
- Machine Language � the lowest level, represents data as ls and Os � binary digits corresponding to the on and off electrical states in the computer.
- Assembly Language
� use letters as mnemonic codes to replace the Os and 1s of machine language.
- High Level Language � are written in an English like manner.
- Very High Level Language � called fourth generation languages (4GLs), are basically nonprocedural.
- Natural Languages � Fifth generation languges are often called natural languages because they resemble "natural human language.
B. OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (OOP) uses objects, self-contained units that contain both data and related facts and functions�the instructions to act on that data.