High Level Language | MCQs

Explanation

High-level programming languages are commonly classified into three categories: procedural, object-oriented, and functional.

These categories are based on different programming paradigms that define how programmers structure and write code.

Explanation

A machine language doesn't need a compiler to execute its commands.

Assembly Language:One needs an assembler (commonly called a compiler) to execute the commands of an assembly language properly.

Explanation

Source code is the set of instructions written by a programmer using various programming languages. Source Code is generally written in English though it may vary from one computer to another.