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High Level Languages (HHLs) portable languages that are made of human-readable statements that make it easier for humans to program
Issues with HHLs Computers can only process instructions in the form of binary numbers We use special software called a translator to convert our HLL source code into an executable binary file
Low Level Languages (LLLs) much closer to executable machine code than high-level language's harder to read by humans, but are easier to read for the computer
Benefit of LLLs provides exact control over the central processing unit needs less translation, and often lead to faster code which is useful for computers with low specifications such as embedded systems
IDEs Integrated development environments - software packages that facilitate software development They provide a number of features to make programming easier
translators IDEs usually has an interpreter, compiler, or assembler built in, abstracting the translation process
Run Time Environments (RTE) allows you to run programs to test how well they work - often multiple RTEs available so that you can test your application on multiple different devices
Debug tools IDEs usually contain error diagnostics which will highlight syntax errors in real time as you program also contains a debugger, which allows you to run your code line-by-line to find faults
Code editor a text editor which allows you to write the source code Usually has syntax highlighting and code-completion
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