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1. A translator is simply a program that translates a program from one language to another without loosing the original form or functional structure of the original code. 2. If a translator translates from HLL to another HLL, it's called a TRANSLATOR or SOURCE-TO-SOURCE Compiler. Eg FORTRAN-TO-Ada, PASCAL-to-C etc. 3. If a translator translates from HLL to a LLL its called a COMPILER. 4. If the translation process is immediately executed, it's called an INTERPRETER. 5. If the translator translates target/machine code to source language, it's called a DECOMPILER 6. If the translator translates Assembly language to machine code, it's called ASSEMBLER. eg MASM, for the ooposite it's called DIASSEMBLER eg gdb, IDA. NB: HLL - High Level Language LLL - Low Level Language

 High Level Language     Year of Release 1. Java                              1990 2. Fortran                          1957 3. Cobol                            1959 4. PASCAL                        1960 5. Ada                                1983 6. ABAP                             1983 7. Afnix                                  1998  8. ALGOL                              1958  9. Amiga                              1993  10. ANI                                2010  11. BCPL                              1966 12. Bean Shell                      2000  13. Modula-3                        1989  14. DiBoL                            1970  15. Ocanl                            1996  16. Mathematica                  1998  17. C                                    1978  18. Php                                1980  19. Visual Basic                 1998 20. Python                          2000

Did JESUS Die On Friday And Rose On Sunday? Does that sum up to '3 days in the heart of the earth' as Jesus said? What and why have we been made to believe this ancient lie? Keep reading to find out. Jesus explicitly said in the Holy scriptures: "As Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly", he said, "so shall the son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth" (Matthew 12:38-40). Now, I suppose if you did your elementary right, 3 days and 3 nights would sum up to 72 hours. See this: 12 hours makes 1 day. 12 hours makes 1 night. Giving us 24 hours in what we call a day which is actually a day and a night. So, Jesus didn't leave us in the dark when he said 3 days and 3 nights, he was very specific. Since 12 hours = 1 day then, 3 days = 3 X 12 = 36 hours Also, 12 hours = 1 night then, 3 nights = 3 X 12 = 36 hours 36 + 36 = 72 hours. So, we are certain Jesus was in the earth for

Written by by Dinesh Thakur Computers differ based on their data processing abilities. They are classified according to purpose, data handling and functionality. According to purpose Computers are either general purpose or specific purpose. General purpose computers are designed to perform a range of tasks. They have the ability to store numerous programs, but lack in speed and efficiency. Specific purpose computers are designed to handle a specific problem or to perform a specific task. A set of instructions is built into the machine. According to data handling, Computers are analog, digital or hybrid. Analog computers work on the principle of measuring, in which the measurements obtained are translated into data. Modern analog computers usually employ electrical parameters, such as voltages, resistances or currents, to represent the quantities being manipulated. Such computers do not deal directly with the numbers. They measure continuous physical magnitudes. Dig