they are additional to Boolean operators which are mathematical operators
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What are the three types of languages?
They are machine code(1st generation), assembly code(2nd generation) and high level languages(3rd generation)
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what is machine code?
binary data that is directly executed by the CPU. Difficult to program in and hard to debug.
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what is assembly code?
uses command words to make it easier to use. One assembly language instruction translates to one machine code instruction.
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what is high level languages?
very close to the human language, uses English like keyword.
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what are the three translators?
they are assembler, compiler and interpreter.
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what is an assembler?
this is used to translate low level language commands into machine.
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what is a compiler?
used for high level languages. The high level code is taken and and converted one instruction at a time, before converting the next. It will stop if it gets an error. This is not saved and the code must be interpreted each time it is run.
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What does IDE stand for?
it stands for independent development environments
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Card 2
Front
what are logical operators?
Back
they are additional to Boolean operators which are mathematical operators
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