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High-Level (Language)

A High-Level Language is a programming language that isn't to direct to the hardware. An example is ASM or Assembly is a low-level language because it's in direct contact with the hardware. Where as a language such as C covers this up with high-level functions.
last edited (March 22, 2003) by DragonSlayah, Number of views: 5951, Current Rev: 3 (Diff)

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