Application Generation Flashcards
Paradigm
A way of thinking
Programmers’ Paradigm
The expectation for a programming language is to allow the use of loops, variables, conditions and arrays.
Turing Complete
A programming language that can implement any theoretically possible algorithm.
Low-Level Languages
The lowest level language, is called machine code, it is the least abstract, closest to what happens on a computer, programs directly in 1s and 0s. Translating those into electrical signals.
Assembly Language
Uses short words (mnemonics) for instructions instead of binary numbers. Written in assembly language and translated by an assembler.
High-Level Languages
This is anything above in terms of complexity Assembly Language.
Procedural Languages
Programming Languages that use subroutines, procedures and functions.