Programming In C, Object oriented programming, oops, characteristics of high level languages.

Question 1: Write a note on Object oriented programming(oops)

Ans: Object Orientated programming (oops)refers to a programming method that is based on object such as student, vehicle, building, etc.

Object Oriented Programming 

Question 2: Describe the characteristics of high level languages.

Ans: High level languages have the following characteristics.

  • These languages were developed to make computer programming simple, easier and less prone to errors. 
  • High level languages are not machine dependent. 
  • They enable programmers to write programs that are independent of a particular type of computer.
  • Programs written in high level languages must be translated into machine languages by a compiler or interpreter.
  • High level languages are highly structured.
  • The process of finding and removing errors is very easy.

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