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a = 5               # Assign 5 to variable a
b = 3               # Assign 3 to variable b

sum = a + b

print("Sum of a and b:", sum)
# Output the value stored in variable sum

# Are There Levels in Programming Languages?

Computers are complex digital devices that represent and process data using `0s` and `1s`.

They cannot understand human languages like English or other natural languages.

Therefore, programming languages act as a bridge between human and computer languages, enabling communication that both can interpret.

Programming languages are mainly divided into `High-Level Languages` and `Low-Level Languages` based on their similarity to human languages.

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## 1. High-Level Language

High-Level Languages are programming languages written in a form that is closer to human languages like English, making them easier for people to understand.

Languages such as `Python`, `Java`, and `JavaScript` are considered high-level languages.

> Note: Java and JavaScript are different languages.

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## 2. Low-Level Language

Low-Level Languages refer to more technical languages that computers can directly understand.

These languages are very similar to machine code (the language of computers) and provide direct control over a computer's memory and processor.

Assembly language is an example of a typical low-level language.

### Guess the Output

To print **30** to the screen, what should go in the blank?