This document discusses different types of computer languages:
Machine language uses binary and is the only language computers understand directly, but it is difficult for humans. Assembly language uses letters making it easier for humans but still relies on binary and assemblers. High-level languages like Java, C++, and C are easier for humans to read and write, requiring translators like interpreters and compilers to convert them into machine language. Fourth generation languages are even more user-friendly, allowing programs to be created with minimal effort.