[nycphp-talk] Is it worth learning Python too?
Tim Gales
tgales at tgaconnect.com
Wed Apr 14 12:39:41 EDT 2004
Daniel Krook writes:
" High-level essentially means that you're writing your program
in a human readable format, and that what you're writing is
abstracted from how the machine will understand it, which is
why it goes through the process of compilation.
Assembly code and raw machine code are low-level languages...."
There is a difference also in the abstraction level of the
different languages -- even amongst the 'high-level' languages.
I often hear people say things like: "C is a lot more powerful,
but then that's because it a low level language".
C is not really a 'low-level' language (as explained in the
earlier post).
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