Explain difference between Problem-oriented and procedure-oriented language.
Problem-oriented and procedure-oriented language: The programming languages which can be utilized for specific applications are termed as problem oriented languages. These languages have large execution gaps and such gap is bridged through the translator or interpreter and doesn't concern the software designer.
A procedure-oriented language provides general purpose facilities required in most application domains. Such a language is independent is independent of exact application domains and outcomes in a large specification gap that has to be bridged through an application designer.