Low-Level Programming Language

Low-level programming languages are characterized by their minimal abstraction of programming concepts, making them more complex and less efficient compared to high-level programming languages. These languages are often written in a structure similar to machine code or assembly language, resembling the instructions executed by processors. Low-level programming languages require more time to execute due to their complexity and offer features such as memory efficiency but lack portability across different computing systems. They also present greater challenges in terms of debugging and maintenance.