Description

Anyone who wants to learn about the principles involved in creating any kind of software should read the Programming Language textbook, which is a unique and innovative work. This book covers a wide range of subjects, including Java and Logic Programming as well as the first programming language. An artificial language called a programming language can be used to tell a machine how to carry out a specific activity. It must be computationally complete, often known as Turing-Complete, in order to qualify as a generic programming language. However, many people also consider some non-computationally complete languages, such as database query languages and other domain-specific languages, to be programming languages. Machine and assembly languages are "low-level," necessitating that a programmer actively control each unique aspect of data storage and execution on a computer. High-level languages, on the other hand, protect a programmer from worrying about such factors and offer a notation that is simpler for programmers to write and read. By examining a variety of programming languages, this book teaches and illustrates key programming concepts.