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Binary codes

This consist of strings of only zeros (0) or ones (1). Run quickly and efficiently. Very difficult to learn and use.

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Machine-dependent

machine instruction sets between computers can be different depending on the processor family and environment.

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Mnemonics

This uses short words for commands. Converted into machine language first by an assembler before they can run.

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Third Generation

This generation has high-level languages

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Second Generation

This generation has assembly language

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First Generation

This generation has machine languages

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Fifth Generation

This generation uses Artificial intelligence

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Neural network

is a computer architecture modeled after the human brain network of neurons.

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programming language

provides us with the means for specifying computations and telling computers what to do.

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Imperative Programming

The oldest and most traditional model of computing. This is a sequence of commands or instructions for the computers to follow.

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Functional Programming

Expression-oriented programming paradigm. Computations are specified through mathematical functions that evaluate input expressions and convert them into output values.

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Logic Programming

Programs are written as logical statements that describe the properties the solution must have.

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Object-oriented Programming

​Data structures are viewed as objects, and programmers create relationships between these objects.

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Concurrent And Distributed Programming

Computer programming technique that allows for the execution of two or more operations at the same time.The processes run side-by-side yet independently of each other.