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4.3 - Nature of programming languages

Nature of programming languagesComputers operate on basic arithmetic and logic functions, the building blocks for complex tasks. These are written in machine code or higher-level languages, the latter easier for humans to understand. Compilers and interpreters bridge this gap by translating code. Virtual machines provide a versatile environment for running software. These core concepts underpin the foundations of computer...

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