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Types of Programming Languages

Programming languages are categorized into types based on their level and purpose, including high-level, low-level, compiled, interpreted, scripting, and domain-specific languages. High-level languages like Python and Java are user-friendly, while low-level languages are closer to machine code. Each type serves distinct roles in software development.

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Types of Programming Languages

Programming languages are categorized into types based on their level and purpose, including high-level, low-level, compiled, interpreted, scripting, and domain-specific languages. High-level languages like Python and Java are user-friendly, while low-level languages are closer to machine code. Each type serves distinct roles in software development.

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Types of Programming Languages

Programming languages are used to write instructions for computers.

They are classified into several types based on their level and purpose:

1. **High-Level Languages**: Easy to read and write. Examples: Python, Java, C#.

2. **Low-Level Languages**: Closer to machine code. Examples: Assembly, Machine Code.

3. **Compiled Languages**: Converted into machine code before execution. Examples: C, C++.

4. **Interpreted Languages**: Executed line-by-line by an interpreter. Examples: Python, JavaScript.

5. **Scripting Languages**: Used for automating tasks. Examples: Bash, Perl, Ruby.

6. **Domain-Specific Languages**: Designed for specific tasks. Examples: SQL (databases), HTML

(web).

Each language serves different purposes in software development.

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