High-level languages: Programming languages that use a more abstract and human-readable syntax, as opposed to low-level languages that use machine-readable instructions. They are commonly used by software developers to write complex programs or applications, as they are easier to read and understand than low-level languages. Examples include popular high-level languages such as Python, Java, and C++.
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