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Computer programming language concept
This document discusses different types of computer programming languages. It defines machine language, assembly language, procedure languages, and object-oriented languages. Machine language uses binary instructions directly understood by computers. Assembly language uses human-readable instructions for the CPU. Procedure languages specify steps and procedures. Object-oriented languages represent concepts as objects with data and methods. Examples given are assembler, C, C++, and how operating systems use those languages.
Computer programming language concept
- 1. Computer Programming LanguageConcept NAME ID NO. NIK NURHARYANTIE BT NIK MOHD KAMIL 19DMA11F1013 MUHAMMAD AFIQ BIN SAJURI 19DMA11F1028 MOHAMAD FADZLI BIN ABD RAHIM 19DMA11F1023 ALIF BIN ARIF 19DMA11F1006
- 2. What is Programming Language? • A program is written as a series of human understandable computer instructions that can be read by a compiler and linker, and translated into machine code so that a computer understand and run it.
- 3. Language/Type In ComputerProgramming Generation Language/Type Content 1 Machine Language 010101000001001 2 Assembly Language SUB a, b 3 Procedure Languages C; Basic 4 Object Oriented Languages C++; Objective-C; Java; Visual Basic; .NET
- 4. Cont. Language/Type Definition Machine Language or Machine Code consisting of binary or hexadecimal instructions that a computer can respond to directly. Assembly Language is a low level programming language using the human readable instructions of the CPU. Procedure Language or Procedural Language is a computer programming language that specifies a series of well-structured steps and procedures within its programming context to compose a program. Object Oriented Languages is a programming paradigm that represents concepts as "objects" that have data fields and associated procedures known as methods.
- 5. Examples of ProgrammingLanguage • These languages include Assembler, C or C++ . • A computer motherboard with the CPU, RAM and ROM, the instructions to boot the computer are limited to a small amount of memory in the boot ROM chip and so are usually written in Assembler. • Operating Systems like Linux or Windows are written in C and C++.