Programming Languages

2. a translator that converts a high level language into a low level language. It checks one line of a code and then executes it before checking the next.
5. code written in mnemonics that allow direct manipulation of the hardware. It must be converted into binary code to run
6. a program that cannot be run on different types and manufacturers of computers
8. a feature of an editor that changes the colour of text, for example, to highlight key words
10. a piece of software that allows a user to write, test and run program code
12. a feature of an IDE that allows the user to enter and amend program code
13. a feature of an editor that identifies spelling errors and changes them
15. a file produced by a compiler that can be run independent of translator software and does not include the source code
16. instruction code used in assembly language
17. a binary code, an example of a low-level language

1. a feature of an IDE that allows a program to be run and lets the user interact with the program
3. converts assembly language into machine code
4. a program that can be run on different types and manufacturers of computers
7. a type of software that converts code written into one programming language into another, usually a high level language into a low level language
9. a translator that converts a high level language into low level language. It checks all the code before running the program
11. a language closer to the machine´s language, this could be assembly language or binary code
14. a type of programming language that uses English like commands