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I try to remember what I learned in school (years ago):
1st Generation -> Machine Code (mostly in Hex or even binary)
2nd Generation -> Assembler (Mnemonics are easier to read than numbers)
3rd Generation -> Highlanguage, Interpreter/Compiler, C/Basic/Pascal
/Cobol/Forth/Fortran etc.
4th Generation -> Mixture between 3rd-Generation and graphical visualisation
tool
5th Generation -> Artificial Intelligence Language, "You only explain what
you want and not how", Lisp/Prolog/Eiffel

assassin <asasin@mpx.com.au> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> Please Reply to tomwolinski@yahoo.com
>
> Hi everyone, sorry for cross posting to so many groups (possibly unrelated
> groups?) but I'm new to this and I realy need an answer. I've been given
two
> days to prepare a 5 minute speech on 'Second Generation Programing
Language'
> for my computers class and I have no I idea what it is. It is now my
second
> day and I have to give the speech tomorrow morning 8:00. I could'nt find
any
> info in any books and my internet time just ran out (I'm using my last 10
> mins to write this message and to check for replies in the morning).
>
> So please, please, please can someone tell me what it is, or copy and
paste
> a section of a tutorial or similar and send to my e-mail. A million
> thankyou's and may the gods bless you, to the person who helps this
deperate
> soul.
>
> thankyou
>
> tomwolinski@yahoo.com
>
>