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It lets you build your programs out of powerful commands, like "do something n times" instead of wimpy ones like "add two numbers." When you get to build your programs out of bigger concepts, you don't need to use as many of them. Written in our imaginary high-level language, our program is only a fifth as long. And if there were a mistake in it, it would be easy to see. Another advantage of high-level languages is that they make your programs more portable . Different computers all have slightly different machine languages. You cannot, as a rule, take a machine language program written for one computer and run it on another. If you wrote your programs in machine language, you'd have to rewrite them all to run them on a new computer. If you use a high-level language, all you have to rewrite is the compiler. Compilers aren't the only way to implement high-level languages. You could also use an interpreter , which examines your program one piece at a time and executes the corresponding machine language commands, instead of translating the whole thing into machine language and running that. 10.3 ...»