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    The document categorizes and describes seven types of programming languages: 1) high-level languages which are more human-readable but abstracted from hardware, like Python and Java; 2) low-level languages which are closer to hardware and provide more control, like Assembly and C; 3) functional languages which emphasize pure functions and immutability, like Haskell and Lisp; 4) object-oriented languages which use objects to model real-world entities and promote code reusability, like C++ and Java; 5) scripting languages which are often interpreted for automating tasks and web development and require less boilerplate code, like JavaScript and Perl; 6) domain-specific languages which have specialized syntax and functionality tailored for a

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    The document categorizes and describes seven types of programming languages: 1) high-level languages which are more human-readable but abstracted from hardware, like Python and Java; 2) low-level languages which are closer to hardware and provide more control, like Assembly and C; 3) functional languages which emphasize pure functions and immutability, like Haskell and Lisp; 4) object-oriented languages which use objects to model real-world entities and promote code reusability, like C++ and Java; 5) scripting languages which are often interpreted for automating tasks and web development and require less boilerplate code, like JavaScript and Perl; 6) domain-specific languages which have specialized syntax and functionality tailored for a

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    MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITY

    College of Teacher Education


    Name:Monica Pascua Dalan Section/Course:BTVTED COMHS 3A
    Assignment:Find and study the other Types of Programming Languages. Arrange them
    according to functions and give some examples with descriptions. Include references.
    1. High-Level Programming Languages:

    Description: High-level languages are designed to be human-readable and abstract, making


    it easier to write and understand code. They are not tied to the hardware architecture and
    provide a higher level of abstraction.

    Examples: Python, Java, C#, Ruby.

    Reference: Sebesta, R. W. (2015). "Concepts of Programming Languages."

    2. Low-Level Programming Languages:

    Description: Low-level languages are closer to the hardware and provide more control over
    system resources. They are often used for system-level programming and are less human-
    readable.

    Examples: Assembly language, C.

    Reference: Bryant, R. E., & O'Hallaron, D. R. (2016). "Computer Systems: A Programmer's


    Perspective."

    3. Functional Programming Languages:

    Description: Functional languages emphasize the use of pure functions and immutability.
    They treat computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions.

    Examples: Haskell, Lisp, Erlang.

    Reference: Thompson, S. (2011). "Haskell: The Craft of Functional Programming."

    4. Object-Oriented Programming Languages:

    Description: Object-oriented languages use objects, which bundle data and methods, to
    model real-world entities. They promote code reusability and organization.

    Examples: C++, Java, Python.

    Castro Ave., Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte, Philippines

     cte@mmsu.edu.ph  (077) 600-2014 www.mmsu.edu.ph

    MMSU @45: ACHIEVE-ing more


    for the future
    MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITY
    College of Teacher Education
    Reference: Booch, G., Rumbaugh, J., & Jacobson, I. (2005). "Unified Modeling Language
    User Guide, The (2nd Edition)."

    5. Scripting Languages:

    Description: Scripting languages are often interpreted and used for automating tasks and
    web development. They require less boilerplate code.

    Examples: JavaScript, Perl, Ruby.

    Reference: Lutz, M. (2013). "Learning Python."

    6. Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs):

    Description: DSLs are designed for specific problem domains or tasks. They offer specialized
    syntax and functionality tailored to the domain.

    Examples: SQL (for databases), HTML/CSS (for web design).

    Reference: Fowler, M. (2010). "Domain-Specific Languages."

    7. Concurrent and Parallel Programming Languages:

    Description: These languages enable concurrent and parallel execution of code, allowing for
    efficient utilization of multi-core processors.

    Examples: Go, Rust, Ada.

    Reference: Herlihy, M., & Shavit, N. (2012). "The Art of Multiprocessor Programming."

    Castro Ave., Laoag City, 2900 Ilocos Norte, Philippines

     cte@mmsu.edu.ph  (077) 600-2014 www.mmsu.edu.ph

    MMSU @45: ACHIEVE-ing more


    for the future

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