A low level programming language provides control over the computer's hardware.

High-level programming languages often provide functions and libraries.

High-level programming languages provide memory management.

One of the primary features of a high-level programming language is its of low-level details.

Platform dependence vs independence refers to the extent to which a software program is to a specific operating system or platform.

Low level programming languages allow for precise management.

Programs written in low level programming languages are more to read and understand.

A platform-dependent program is one that can only run on a specific or hardware platform.