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Why is it that python is the most powerful and high level programming language in this era but everyone is using html css and JavaScript

4th Jan 2025, 2:04 PM
Anthony Lamptey
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there are many different programming and scripting languages, and people use different languages for different tasks and according to their skills and preferences.
4th Jan 2025, 2:53 PM
Lisa
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1. Python is not the MOST POWERFUL 2. HIGH LEVEL language doesn't have the meaning you think it is 3. I am a living proof that not everyone uses html, css and JavaScript. That's the sololearn language to get likes
4th Jan 2025, 7:40 PM
RuntimeTerror
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It sounds like you have a different mental definition of “high level”. High level doesnt mean powerful or even good. There are some pretty useless, terribly made high level langauges out there. High level just means abstracted from machine code. Basically, when you run a program the computer converts it into assembly language then into zeroes and ones (binary). So a high level language like python allows you to write code that is closer to plain english and manages lots of nasty stuff in the background for you. A low level language, conversely, means you have to do all that yourself and is usually less readable. Low level languages are much faster than high level languages, so there is a tradeoff.
5th Jan 2025, 5:49 PM
lumpychum
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give me the example of low level
5th Jan 2025, 8:46 PM
Anthony Lamptey
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Low level technically means either assembly or binary. That’s it. Everything else is high level. But within high level languages there is a scale. C is lower level than C++ which is lower level than Python or JS, despite them all technically being high level languages.
6th Jan 2025, 9:30 PM
lumpychum