Fifth Generation Languages
Programming language based around solvingproblems using constraints given to the program,rather than using an algorithm written by aprogrammer.
Fourth GenerationLanguages
Fourth generationlanguages are usedto help eliminatemany of the strictpuncuation andgrammar rules whichcan complicate thethird generationlanguages. They arealso high levellanguages.
Third GenerationLanguages
High level languagesthat came about in the1950's. Mostly used forbusiness and scientificapplications, and wereconsidered majorimprovements from thefirst two generationlanguages.
Second GenerationLanguages
Known as assemblylanguages, classified asa low level languagebecause it is machinespecific and eachassembly commandcorrasponds on a 1 to1 basis to a machinelanguage instruction.
First Generation Languages
Refered to as machinelanguages. Consists of aset of commands, whichare represented as aseries of 1s and 0scorresponding to theinstruction set that ishard wired into thesecurity of amicroprocessor.