Answer:
Option (a,b,c and e) are the correct answer for the above question.
Step-by-step explanation:
- A high-level language is a language where we do not need to write mnemonic codes or any binary codes for any operation because binary codes need to write in the machine-level language and mnemonic codes need to write in assembly language.
- The machine language is the first generation programming language where the human write the codes in machine language because the computer can understand this language only. It is very difficult to write the codes in this language then the assembly language comes and some mnemonic codes are used to write the code but the human found difficult with this language also then the high-level language comes into the picture of programming language.
- The first generation of a high-level language is Fortran and COBOL and the second and third generation is c++ and java programming language which is stated from the option a,b,c, and d. Hence these are the correct option while option d is not because it is from the machine level language.