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Computer Languages - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Compiler
        
        Needed after program completed
        
        To create a separate executable file
      - Interpreter
        
        For writing programs
        
        Can debug errors line by line
    - - Interpreter
        
        Can make changes and test immediately
        
        Need only the program code file
      - Interpreter
        
        Makes an excutable file that can be sold or share with another user
    - - It is close to human language (further from machine language)
    - - Compiler
        
        If make changes to the program, a new executable file need to be created
        
        The program will not run unless there is an interpreter
      - Interpreter
        
        No exucutable file
        
        It debug code line by line, thus it will not work as soon as an error is detected
  - - - It is similar to machine code.
    - - Assembly language
    - - The language structure is similar to the computer's own set of instructions
      - The programmer has better control of the device. He can change the code anytime.
      - The code works quickly
    - - The codes written for one computer may not work for another computer
      - Hard to debug
      - The codes are difficult to write and understand
      - Likely to make error