High-level programming languages are ones that are more similar to the English language, while low-level languages are closer to raw machine code, or "binary" language.

An operating system can provide both low- and high-level programming interfaces (APIs). A low-level API lets programmers access more intricate hardware features but requires more detailed coding.

[Queso Fuego] mentions that this project, and his research into this sort of low-level programming, came about due to the social distancing boredom that many of us are feeling.

Love: Programming without abstractions Rust was built to support system-level programmers who write low-level, byte-tweaking code. It offers access to the raw bits and expects programmers to use it.

This is consistent with the evolution in the computer industry from low-level programming to higher-level modular programming. The IEC 61131-3 software programming environment is inherently ...

I am looking to get a good knownledge of low level win32 API (threads, vm, fs, etc...) Are there any good resources out there? Looking at books on Amazon brings too many choice and I was wondering ...