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A programming language designed to be easy to read and write, often referred to as third-generation languages.

Also known as high-level languages, these are languages that allow programmers to write instructions in a style closer to human language.

Programs that translate high-level language code into machine language that a computer can execute.

The result of translating a high-level language statement into machine code commands for the computer.

Each line of code in a high-level language is composed of simplified commands or mathematical formulations.

A statement in high-level programming typically consists of a sequence of commands.

The lowest-level programming language, consisting of binary code that the computer's processor can directly execute.

The conversion of code from a high-level language to machine language through compilers.

Commands written in a high-level language that dictate actions for the computer to perform.

High-level languages allow for simplified coding through concise commands.

The process of running a program after it has been translated to machine language.

Sections of code in high-level languages that represent logical or functional segments of the overall program.

The way commands are structured in programming to create functional applications and solve problems.

High-level languages improve programmer productivity by allowing more functionality with fewer lines of code.