high-level language
A high level language is designed to help a programmer write a computer program in a way that reflects the problem being solved, rather than the details of how the computer will produce the solution. Such languages use instructions in English-like statements rather than in the machine language which the computer understands.
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assembly language
compile
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parameter passing
procedure
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low-level language
machine code
program
programming language
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