Also known as high-level language, HLL
programming language with strong abstraction from details of hardware
A high-level programming language is a way to write computer instructions using words and concepts that are easier for humans to understand, rather than dealing with the detailed technical specifics of how a computer's hardware actually works. This matters because it makes programming faster and less error-prone, since programmers can focus on solving problems rather than worrying about low-level hardware details.
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