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  1. Overview of Programming Languages - Google Slides

    Programming languages come in all shapes and sizes; We can evaluate them from different perspectives, but the book's categories are vague and often do not tell us much; By looking at...

  2. Presentation on Programming Languages. | PPT - SlideShare

    What is a Programming Languages • A programming language allows people to create programs that tell machines (computers) what to do. A programming language is a tool for developing executable models for a class of problem domains.

  3. Programming languages | PPT - SlideShare

    Programming languages can be used to create programs that control the behavior of a machine and/or to express algorithms precisely. A programming language is a set of words, symbols and codes that enables humans to communicate with computers.

  4. Lect 1. introduction to programming languages | PPT - SlideShare

    What is a programming language? Why are there so many programming languages? What are the types of programming languages? Does the world need new languages?

  5. Programming Languages Overview & Syntax - New York University

    help you understand benefit/pitfalls of different approaches to language design, and how they work. Practical: you may need to design languages in your career (at least small ones) understanding how to use a programming paradigm can improve your programming even in languages that don’t support it.

  6. CS307: Principles of Programming Languages

    WHY DO WE HAVE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES? WHAT IS A LANGUAGE FOR? WAY OF THINKING – WAY TO EXPRESS ALGORITHMS. LANGUAGES FROM THE USER’S POINT OF VIEW. ABSTRACTION OF VIRTUAL MACHINE – WAY TO SPECIFY WHAT YOU WANT HARDWARE TO DO WITHOUT GETTING INTO THE BITS. LANGUAGES FROM THE IMPLEMENTOR’S POINT OF VIEW.