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All right, here we go with some more cs learning.
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If we're talking about making real complex programs or applications, so you want to make, you know, flappy bird 2 .0, well, you're not going to write machine language.
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You're not going to write assembly language.
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And the reason for that is because there are now these complex languages that are built on top of the lower level languages.
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Okay? so when we talk about from high to low in the language stack, and again, this is not even close to a comprehensive list.
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But you have your low, low -level languages, which are much closer to like electrical engineering, talking about machine language, assembly language.
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And then you have these high -level programming languages that are complex.
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These are things like python, javascript, where you might be writing your app in.
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You don't need to have a clue how the actual processor is going to execute any of this, because you don't have to interact with the processor.
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There are all these buffer layers between you and the processor that are going to translate things for you...