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This definition implies every interpreted language is an assembly language, with the interpreter as the "machine"... something more is needed. Also, while C mi
by hyperpallium2 5y ago
This definition implies every interpreted language is an assembly language, with the interpreter as the "machine"... something more is needed.
Also, while C might not be an assembly language... it combines the power and performance of assembly language with the flexibility and ease-of-use of assembly language.
- sgtnoodle 5y agoLol. C is actually a lot more convenient to program in than assembly, though, and it is abstracted away from the hardware enough to be largely platform agnostic when you aren't writing low level peripheral code.