Difference b/w Low-Level and High-Level Languages :

Difference b/w Low-Level and High-Level Languages :

Low-Level Language :

1. Low-level languages are difficult to learn.
2. Low-level languages are far from human languages.
3. No translator is required.
4. Programs in low-level languages are fast in execution.
5. Programs in low-level languages are difficult to modify.
6. Low-level languages provide facility to write programs at hardware level.
7. These languages are normally used to write hardware programs.

High-level languages :

1. High-level languages are easy to learn.
2. High-level languages are near to human languages.
3. Translator is required.
4. Programs in high-level languages are slow in execution.
5. Programs in high-level languages are easy to modify.
6. High-level languages do not provide much facility at hardware level.
7. These languages are normally used to write application programs.