High level languages are programmer friendly, less memory efficient, easy to understand, simple to debug and maintain, portable, and can run on any platform but require a compiler or interpreter. Low level languages are machine friendly, high memory efficient, tough to understand, complex to debug and maintain comparatively, non-portable, machine-dependent, and require an assembler for translation.
High level languages are programmer friendly, less memory efficient, easy to understand, simple to debug and maintain, portable, and can run on any platform but require a compiler or interpreter. Low level languages are machine friendly, high memory efficient, tough to understand, complex to debug and maintain comparatively, non-portable, machine-dependent, and require an assembler for translation.
High level languages are programmer friendly, less memory efficient, easy to understand, simple to debug and maintain, portable, and can run on any platform but require a compiler or interpreter. Low level languages are machine friendly, high memory efficient, tough to understand, complex to debug and maintain comparatively, non-portable, machine-dependent, and require an assembler for translation.
High level languages are programmer friendly, less memory efficient, easy to understand, simple to debug and maintain, portable, and can run on any platform but require a compiler or interpreter. Low level languages are machine friendly, high memory efficient, tough to understand, complex to debug and maintain comparatively, non-portable, machine-dependent, and require an assembler for translation.