Computer Languages Levels

Number Language Comments

Level 1 Hard-coded Program (Microcode) Machine's Switches are PHYSICAL SET to Positions that when energized produce a series of encoded tasks to preform.

Level 2 Assembly Language Computer's Manual on Operations.

Level 3 Operating System ("OS") low-level software which handles the interface to peripheral hardware, schedules tasks, allocates storage, and presents a default interface to the user when no application program is running.

Level 4 Cybernetic-Human Interaction Language ("CIL-#") Very low-level human/computer language used by Netgliders to construct archetypes for use in CIM.

Level 5 Cybernetic-Human Interaction Medium ("CIM") or Cyber-space Majority of Netgliders operate at this level.
Note: Some expert Netgliders, who can think in binary, can operate at Level 2. Other experts can operate on Levels 3 and 4.

Level 6 Low-Level Computer Languages Lettered-Named Languages
Example: "C" Computer Language, Pascal, Fortran

Level 7 Medium-Level Language Example: COBOL

Level 8 High-Level Language Example: QBasic

Level 9 Layperson Interaction System -- Audio ("LISA") Vocal command terms only used with Vocal Response Computers ("VRC") like a Vocal Diary or Vocal Dictionary.

Number	Language	Comments
Level 1	Hard-coded Program (Microcode)	Machine's Switches are PHYSICAL SET to Positions that when energized produce a series of encoded tasks to preform.
Level 2	Assembly Language	Computer's Manual on Operations.
Level 3	Operating System ("OS")	low-level software which handles the interface to peripheral hardware, schedules tasks, allocates storage, and presents a default interface to the user when no application program is running.
Level 4	Cybernetic-Human Interaction Language ("CIL-#")	Very low-level human/computer language used by Netgliders to construct archetypes for use in CIM.
Level 5	Cybernetic-Human Interaction Medium ("CIM") or Cyber-space	Majority of Netgliders operate at this level. Note: Some expert Netgliders, who can think in binary, can operate at Level 2. Other experts can operate on Levels 3 and 4.
Level 6	Low-Level Computer Languages	Lettered-Named Languages Example: "C" Computer Language, Pascal, Fortran
Level 7	Medium-Level Language	Example: COBOL
Level 8	High-Level Language	Example: QBasic
Level 9	Layperson Interaction System -- Audio ("LISA")	Vocal command terms only used with Vocal Response Computers ("VRC") like a Vocal Diary or Vocal Dictionary.

Last Updated: Fri Sep 10 13:36:24 EDT 1999