Discussion Programming Languages Abstraction

Programming languages abstraction

A high abstraction programming language is one that provides a high level of abstraction from the underlying hardware and system. These types of programming languages are typically easier to use and understand, and are often more efficient for solving complex problems. Examples of high abstraction programming languages include Python, Java, and C++.

On the other hand, a less abstract programming language, such as assembly, provides a lower level of abstraction and is closer to the underlying hardware. Assembly languages are machine-specific and require a programmer to have a detailed understanding of the architecture of the computer they are working with. Assembly languages are often used for low-level tasks such as system programming, embedded systems, and device drivers.