Explain the difference between high-level languages and machine language.  

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

Answered by R.P. Singh at 6:46 PM on July 22, 2008

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

Answered by Raksha at 10:52 PM on July 20, 2008

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

Answered by Rocky at 8:40 PM on July 19, 2008

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

Answered by Santosh Kuma at 2:12 PM on July 18, 2008

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

Answered by Ni .. at 7:27 PM on July 15, 2008

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

Answered by .... ..... at 9:09 AM on July 15, 2008

The difference between high level language and machine laguage are given below-

Programs written in the machine language of a given type of computer can be directly executed by the CPU of that type of computer. High-level language programs must be translated into machine language before they can be executed. (Machine language instructions are encoded as binary numbers that are meant to be used by a machine, not read or written by people. High-level languages use a syntax that is closer to human language.)

High level programming languages are closer to English, therefore easier to learn, but slower than machine language.

Machine language is the language "spoken" by your computer, a succession of 0s and 1s.

High level languages use purpose made functions and components to achieve results, wheras machine language manipulates the hardware directly.

A CPU contains a series of registers, like really, really fast memory, but not much of it. Machine language allows you to load data into and out of these CPU registers directly, it has very few commands and they are things like load a value into a register, clear a register, etc. You need to run hundreds or thousands of these commands just to do something simple.

A high level function would be something like "print()", ultimately this still messes around with CPU registers just a much as machine language but you don't have to see or deal with it. It is much, much more user friendly.

Answered by Nagendra at 7:25 PM on July 09, 2008

well, The difference between high level languages and machine languages are as follows:

1)Machine language usesbinary numbers/codes but high level languages(HLL) use key words similar to English and are easier to write.

2)Machine Language is a Low level language and is machine dependant while HLLs are not.

3)Machine language is also called Binary. It consists of 1's and 0's that basically corrospond to "On" and "Off". Depending on the patter of the 1's and 0's, the computer will do different things. A high level language lets you write code in English using algorithms and then it compiles the code into machine language for you.

4)A high level language is like BASIC or PASCAL or C+, which has to be converted into Machine Language (by compiling) before you're computer will understand it. Machine Language means directly programming your computers CPU in a language it understands (Machine Language (or ML) is also known as Assembler).

Answered by Romi at 11:32 AM on July 08, 2008

high level languages nothing but compiling languages where machine language is computer understandable language. computer doent understood over language it takes only in form of 0 and 1

Answered by Praveen at 5:14 PM on June 28, 2008

High Level Languages mean the languages that normal people can't understand easily (like programming codes) . Machine Language means (1001010100101) . I accept like that . It may be wrong for those person who knows more than me . :P

Answered by Phillip at 1:51 PM on June 28, 2008