Description: The term ‘Low Level’ refers to programming or operations that are closely related to the hardware of a computer system. This type of programming is characterized by its proximity to machine language and hardware architecture, allowing for more direct control over system resources. It is often used in the development of operating systems, device drivers, and applications that require high performance. Low-level programming includes languages such as assembly and C, which enable programmers to interact with memory and CPU registers efficiently. This closeness to hardware also means that programmers must have a deep understanding of system architecture, which can make development more complex and error-prone. However, the control offered by low-level programming is invaluable in applications where performance and efficiency are critical, such as embedded systems, real-time software, and various hardware-level programming tasks.
