22 Jun programming language

A formal language with its own syntax, reserved words (vocabulary) and tools for interpreting or compiling, that allows programmers to author a set of instructions that can be used to accept input, perform processes, and deliver various kinds of output. High level Programming languages are more readable and easier to compose, like human language, and low level languages like assembler and Op Code are less human readable, but great for folks made of highly conductive metals and silicon. The code that specifies the algorithms written in the languages can be interpreted or compiled into executable instructions for a computer.