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QUESTION:
o Outline the disadvantages of second, third, fourth and fifth generations of computer
programming languages.
1. Second-generational way to categorize assembly languages they belong to the low-level
programming languages;
Programming is expressed in term of individual process or instructions rather than
higher level logic.
Low level memory and hardware details must be managed manually which is often
bug-prone.
Programs are machine-dependent, so different versions must be written for every
target machine architecture.
3. Fourth generations are a non-procedural language which means that the programmer
defines what has to be done. I s a grouping of programming languages that attempts to get
closer than 3rd generation language.