fourth-generation language
Often abbreviated to 4GL. The term is used to describe languages aimed at end-users rather than specialist computer professionals. A characteristic of these languages was the recognition that computing power was becoming more freely and more cheaply available, and that popular software would be that which could reduce the time taken to develop users
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natural language interface
high-level language
language
low-level language
programming language
third-generation language
application
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