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fifth generation languages

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Prolog OPS5 Mercury Wolf [hardware/technology] parallel processing architecture

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third generation languages

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Fortran Algol60 Algol68 Basic Pascal C Ada [hardware/technology] integrated circuits (IC); small scale integration (SSI) medium scale integration (MSI)

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neural network

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computer architecture modeled after human's brain;

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Second Generation

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[generation of language] uses mnemonics or very short commands - low level language

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source code

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code written before it is compiled into object code

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fourth generation

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[generation of language] Declarative languages

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fifth generation

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[generation of language] operate on the concept of solving problems; making the computer program solve the problem for you; no specific algorithm to solve the problem

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Structured Decomposition

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breaking down a program into a smaller modules or subprograms

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Third generation

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[generation of language] High-Level Languages; closer to human language; introduced the use of data structures and control structures;

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Second Generation Language

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Assembly language [hardware/technology] transistors

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fourth generation languages

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Standard ML Lisp Haskel SQL Oracle Designer&Developer Informix 4GL Visual Basic [hardware/technology] large-scale integration

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First generation [1GL]

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[generation of language] Machine Languages and uses binary codes; machine-dependent [hardware/technology] vacuum tubes

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Assembly language

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Uses mnemonic or very short commands/symbols for commands; uses assembler to convert into machine language

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expert system

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application that uses knowledge base of human expertise

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compilation

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process that translates the source code written by the programmer into an object code

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third generation

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[generation of language] introduced the use of data structures and control structures; supports the concept of structured decomposition

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assembler

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A program that translates an assembly-language program into machine code

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third generation

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[generation of language] machine dependent or portable; source code needs to recompiled for the other computer

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portable

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describes a program that can readily transferred from one computer to another without the need to rewrite the source code

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sixth generation

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[hardware/technology] massively parallel architectures; parallel/vectors architectures

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fourth generation

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[generation of language] more advanced; commands are usually English-like; do not require traditional input-process-output logic; referred to as non-procedural specification language graphical interfaces

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programming language

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A series of instructions written by a programmer according to a given set of rules or conventions ["syntax")]

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binary code

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consists of zeroes(0) and ones (1)

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neural network

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imitates the brain's ability to adapt and learn from past patterns

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machine language

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The language made up of binary-coded instructions that a computer can understand and execute directly without any translation

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fifth generation

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[generation of language] Artificial Intelligence

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