JAMB Computer Studies · Section 7

High-Level Languages

Section G: Developing Problem-Solving Skills

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Official JAMB Computer Studies outline · Section G: Developing Problem-Solving Skills

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Classifications of high-level languages: scientific, general-purpose, business, object-oriented, procedural, artificial intelligence, string processing, domain-specific, scripting, systems, visual, and esoteric languages.

Objective

Classify high-level programming languages into the specified categories.

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Characteristics of high-level languages: need for translation into machine language, portability, readability, ease of writing and maintenance, data types and data structures, selection and repetition constructs, logic operators, built-in functions, programmer friendliness, and ease of debugging.

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Explain the characteristics of high-level programming languages.

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Translators and their two basic types: interpreters and compilers.

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Define translators and identify interpreters and compilers as the two basic types.

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