i hear that C++ is called a "lower level language"
"C" "Fortran" "Pascal" are called a "high level language"
even thought C++ is a better version of C it is called "lower" why is that ...is it perhaps that C++ is closer to machine code ???? i know that UNIX was written in C.... hmmmm
what you think????
is "assembly" language "lower" or "higher" level language?????
matheo917
Actually as fare as I remeber C and C++ are also called high level languish.Usally you call something high level when it has a syntax that reminds you about english. The only low level languish I can think of is ASM
how about, ML?
Basically goes like this:
Low to high
machine code (binary)
assembly
compiled languages
interpreted languages
If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is around to see it, do the other trees make fun of it?
