high-level language

See also: high level language

English

Etymology

high-level +‎ language

Noun

high-level language (plural high-level languages)

(programming) A programming language requiring a compiler to translate it into a form that a particular machine understands, focusing on user-friendly code development by automating core tasks such as accessing memory.

Related terms

Translations

user-friendly programming language

Chinese:
Mandarin: 高階語言 (zh) (gāojiē yǔyán) (Taiwan), 高级语言 (zh) (gāojí yǔyán) (Mainland China)
Finnish: korkean tason kieli
French: langage de haut niveau m
German: hōhere Programmiersprache f
Hebrew: שָׂפָה עִלִּית‎ f (safá 'ilít), שְׂפַת־עָל‎ (s'fát 'ál)
Icelandic: æðra forritunarmál n, hámál n
Irish: teanga ardleibhéil f

Japanese: 高級言語 (kōkyūgengo), 高水準言語 (kōsuijun-gengo)
Korean: 고급 언어 (高級言語, gogeup eoneo)
Portuguese: linguagem de alto nível f
Romanian: limbaj de înalt nivel n
Russian: высокоу́ровневый язы́к программи́рования m (vysokoúrovnevyj jazýk programmírovanija)
Spanish: lenguaje de alto nivel m
Swedish: högnivåspråk n

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