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Message: [QUOTE="AnonymousCookieMonster, post: 122713, member: 3229"] Close... With programming you have: [B]BareMetal[/B]: Assembly, powerful, fast, exactly what you want.... and you're on your own. [B]Low-level[/B]: Simple instruction set but nothing happens outside what you give it. C is a good example because most instructions translate close to 1:1, you just let the assembler determine the exact opcodes. [B]High-Level[/B]: More complex features operation overloading, instantiation, auto memory allocation and garbage collection, etc. [B]Interpreted[/B]: Simpler languages but may offer some more complex features. BASIC being a classic. Curiously BASIC would bytecode compile the lines as you typed them and then run them from the bytecode. Regardless you can't run the program without the interpreter. AHK, Python and a ton of others fall in this camp. [/QUOTE]

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