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Programming Languages

Programming

Programming means: the process by which
you can achieve a specific idea or solve a
problem by dividing the idea or problem
into successive steps that can be repeated
until the desired result is reached. If you
ask someone what is the result of the
following mathematical operation 5*(2-3), he may directly give you the answer 5,
but what the brain did was the process of analyzing the problem and developing a
way to solve it, and this is called developing an algorithm. The algorithm for
solving the previous simple problem is:

1. Subtract 2 from 3 and record the answer: 1 =2-3
2. Multiply the result (1) x the number 5, so the result becomes 1 x 5 = 5

What are the programming languages?

Programming languages simply refer to a means of communication between
humans and computers or some devices or machines adapted to execute
variable programs, which are called programmable devices. Due to the
tremendous technological progress and the entry of information technologies
into various aspects of life, manufacturers have increasingly turned to
producing equipment capable of communicating and interacting with the user
to carry out multiple functions, such as ATMs, self-service points, smart
phones, and even home appliances and cars. The more complex these
equipment are and the more their tasks are multiplied, the more they need an
effective method. To tell her what is required of her. Here comes the
importance of programming languages and the necessity of having different
types of programming languages at different levels to ensure optimal
management of these equipment and communication with them.

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