What is a "modern" programming language?

What is an ‘interpreted ‘ programming language?

• a. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this type of language? b. Give an example of an interpreted language. c. What is the end product (i.e., file type/description) of an interpreted language? 2. What is a ‘compiled’ programming language? a. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this type of language? b. Give an example of a compiled language. c. What is the end product (i.e., file type/description) of a compiled language? 3. Is Turbo Pascal an interpreted language or a compiled language? a. How do you know? 4. What is an IDE? Why is this a preferred tool for programmers? a. Does Turbo Pascal use an IDE? 5. What is a ‘high level’ programming language? a. Give two or three examples. 6. What is a ‘low level’ programming language? a. Give an example. b. What is the ‘lowest’ programming language? 7. What is a ‘linear’ programming language? a. How does it work? b. Give an example. 8. What is an object oriented programming language? a. How does it work. b. Give an example of such a programming language. 9. Is Turbo Pascal a linear or an object oriented programming language? Bonus Question: What is the ‘.NET’ programming environment? How does it work? THANKS YOOOUUU!!!!!! please answer as many as u can!!!!

• Answer:

  I am not going to do your homework for you, apart form tell you an interpreted programming language is where the system does not natively run the code, but uses other code to 'understand' the language and do native functions based on it.