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1917871807qqcom • 2021-04-06 09:32:35

Independence:

Since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine, they could be compiled as easy for one machine

as for another.

Dependence:

When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. PostVer 0

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nintendolinkfoxmailcom • 2021-04-06 12:22:28

Machine independent: When a program written in a third-generation language could theoretically be used on any machine simply by applying the appropriate compiler.

Machine dependent:When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. For example, the different ways in which machines handle I/O operations have historically caused the “same” language to have different characteristics, or dialects, on different machines. PostVer 0

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2287245796qqcom • 2021-04-06 19:01:01

Since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine, they could be compiled as easy for one machine as for another. Dependence: When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. PostVer 0

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3301794392qqcom • 2021-04-06 19:45:25

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1281489327qqcom • 2021-04-06 20:18:59

Third-generation languages (3GL) are higher-level programming languages designed to be easier for people to understand, including things like named variables. FORTRAN, ALGOL, and COBOL are early examples of this language. Most "modern" languages (BASIC, C, C++) are third-generation languages. Most GLS supports structured language design. PostVer 0

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3108655967qqcom • 2021-04-06 20:28:28

Since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine, they could be compiled as easy for one machine as for another. Dependence: When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated.

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rababboug69gmailcom • 2021-04-06 21:44:30

machine independent: techniques involve transformations that take into consideration properties of the target machine like registers and special machine instruction sequences available etc. these techniques are applied on target code generated.machine dependent:These techniques involve program transformations that improve the target code without taking into consideration any properties of the target machine and it is agin to be translated in machine level code for example historical thirs-generation programming languages are ALGOL,JAVA ,PASCAL... PostVer 0

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3218825920qqcom • 2021-04-07 20:35:45

Since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine, they could be compiled as easy for one machine as for another. independent: When a program written in a third-generation language could theoretically be used on any machine simply by applying the appropriate compiler. Machine dependent:When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. For example, the different ways in which machines handle /O operations have historically caused the "same” language to have different characteristics, or dialects, on different machines. PostVer 0

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3058218005qqcom • 2021-04-08 12:11:22

Machine independent: the developers only focus on software layer.

Machine dependent: the developers focus on both software and hardware layers. PostVer 0

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1525693772qqcom • 2021-04-08 16:40:41

Machine independent

They enable the programmer to concentrate only on the logic of the program without concerning about the internal architecture of the computer system. We can say that these languages are machine independent.

Machine dependent

To make it understandable to the computer, it is again to be translated in machine level code.

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wx287_oz26ft_ppvmz0yhrwncdglpjyuum • 2021-04-10 15:06:20

Independence: the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine.Dependence: When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. PostVer 0

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wx287_oz26ftxkg9s80omiw6ifl9sdtr-s • 2021-04-10 15:11:29

Independence: Statements in a third generation language do not refer to the attributes of any particular machine , they could be compiled as easily for machine as for another. A program written in a third generation language could theoretically be used on any machine simply by applying the appropriate compiler.

Dependence: The specific characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as the conditions of the translated language. For example, the different ways in which machines handle I/O operations have historically caused the same language to have different characteristics. PostVer 0

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2542886026qqcom • 2021-04-10 17:06:30

Independence : It is a relatively close natural language and mathematical formula programming, which is basically separated from the hardware system of the machine, and the program is written in a way that is easier for people to understand.
Dependence : It still need machine to complie.The machine can support a Compiler Environment , and the machine identifys some numbers and characters. With I/O system , the machine output the resulte to screen. PostVer 0

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zboa6023gmailcom • 2021-04-11 15:05:35

A program in a third-generation language is machine independent in the sense that it’s steps are not stated in terms of the machine’s attributes such as registres and memory cell addresses. On the other hand, it is machine dependent in the sense that arithmetic overflow and truncation errors will still occur.

eg: C,C++,Perl and Ada. And so on ...

one of the latest languages to hit the market is called JAVA. PostVer 0

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wx287_oz26ftyeszxunhjb6ehly8qq5vdi • 2021-04-11 16:44:13

machine independent: they enable the programmer to concentrate only on the logic of the program without concerning about the internet architecture of the computer system. we can say that these languages are machine independent. machine dependent: to make it understandable to the computer,it is again to be translated in machine level code. PostVer 0

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13989597486163com • 2021-04-11 19:29:31

High-level languages can run on different systems and are not machine bound so they are independent.But the compiler of the language needs to adapt to the system, and the compiler must be based on the system environment, so it is dependent in that way. PostVer 0

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387940240qqcom • 2021-04-12 19:11:56

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1498139310qqcom • 2021-04-12 19:26:46

<div class="output-bd" dir="ltr">Independence：The program written in the third generation language can be used on any machine in theory, as long as the appropriate complie is applied.(3Gl allows us to write the calculation program of solving problems in English. The operation symbols and formulas used in the program are similar to the mathematical formulas we use everyday.)
 Dependence:It still needs machines to complie. At the same time, when coding, it still needs to adapt to the environment.
For example:C + +, VB and Java can be compiled by various machine. But they also have to adapt to the compilation environment.

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2653815589qqcom • 2021-04-12 20:45:31

When computer language develops into the third generation, it enters the "human-oriented" language stage. The third generation of languages is also called "high-level languages". A high-level language is a programming language that is close to what people are used to. It is independent of the machine, and people only need to focus on the solution to the problem, not on the inner workings of the machine.
It still depends on the machine, however, because the language must be written in such a way that the machine can read it. PostVer 0

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981193371qqcom • 2021-04-12 22:37:13

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542236691qqcom • 2021-04-12 22:51:56

Dependence:Since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine, they could be compiled as easily for one machine as for another.Aprogram written in a third-generation language could theoretically be used on any machine simply by applying the appropriate compiler.
Independence:When a comiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. For example, the different ways in which machines handle I/0operations have historcally caused the "same" language to have different characteristics,or dialects, on different machines. PostVer 0

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2955836006qqcom • 2021-04-13 07:29:35

Machine dependent:When a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. PostVer 0

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wx287_oz26ftx_gczjz0jpscvm1-d3flry • 2021-04-13 08:22:45

Machine independent is when a program written in a third-generation language could theoretically be used on any machine simply by applying the appropriate compiler. Machine dependent is when a compiler is designed, particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated. For example, the different ways in which machines handle I/O operations have historically caused the “same” language to have different characteristics, or dialects, on different machines. PostVer 0

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1772435220qqcom • 2021-04-13 16:20:28

Third-generation languages (3GL) are higher-level programming languages designed to be easier for people to understand, including things like named variables.FORTRAN, ALGOL, and COBOL are early examples of this language.Most "modern" languages (BASIC, C, C++) are third-generation languages.Most GLS supports structured language design. PostVer 0

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1017364560qqcom • 2021-04-17 10:48:53

Independent: Since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to the attributes of any particular machine ,they could be compile d as easy for one machine as for another. A program written in a third-generation language could theoretically be used on any machine simply by applying the appropriate compiler. Dependent: When a compiler is designed ,particular characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as conditions on the language being translated . For example, the different ways in which machines handle /0 operations have historically caused the "same" language to have different characteristics, or dialects, on different machines. PostVer 0

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1115727260qqcom • 2021-04-18 11:49:42

The third-generation language has more instructions and does not depend on a specific computer.Machine independence can make the language more applicable PostVer 0

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1634605411qqcom • 2021-04-19 15:20:58

Machine independence means that a program in the third generation language can be programmed by applying appropriate compound machine. Dependency means that when designing and compiling, the specific characteristics of the underlying machine are sometimes reflected as the conditions of the language used have been translated. For example, different ways in which machines process an operation result in different French features or dialects of the "same" language on different machines. PostVer 0

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2848519344qqcom • 2021-04-20 00:16:03

since the statements in a third-generation language did not refer to attributes of any particular machine,they could be compiled as easy for one machine as for another

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wx287_oz26ft4i1taklosxq83xveqlblcc • 2021-05-05 21:13:09

Assembly language is a programming language independent of machine
The lower level is machine code, which is 0101010101 PostVer 0

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