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<h1>Programming Languages</h1>
<p>A programming language is a formal set of instructions that can be used to produce various kinds of output. It provides a way for a programmer to communicate with a computer, giving it specific tasks to perform. Programming languages are used to develop software, scripts, or other sets of instructions for a computer to execute.
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Key characteristics of a programming language include:
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<b>Syntax and Semantics:</b> Programming languages have their own specific rules and structures for writing code, known as syntax, and the meanings of these structures, known as semantics.
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<b>Abstraction:</b> They provide a level of abstraction that allows programmers to write code without needing to understand the underlying hardware details of the computer.
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<b>Execution:</b> Programs written in a programming language can be executed by a computer, which follows the instructions provided in the code to perform the desired tasks.
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<b>Types and Constructs:</b> Programming languages have various data types, constructs, and features that allow for the manipulation of data, control of program flow, and organization of code.
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<b>Paradigms:</b> Different programming languages support different programming paradigms, such as procedural, object-oriented, functional, or declarative programming.
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<b>Compilers and Interpreters:</b> Most programming languages are either compiled or interpreted, where a compiler or interpreter translates the code into machine-readable instructions.
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Some popular programming languages include C, C++, Python, Java and many others, each with its own strengths and intended uses.</p>
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