Which describes a programming language that is easy for humans to read, such as Python?

• A. Low-level language
• B. Truth table
• C. High-level language
• D. Logic circuit

Answer: (C)

Readability comes from the level of abstraction a language provides. High-level languages are designed to be easy for humans to read and write, using syntax that resembles natural language and abstractions that hide hardware details. Python is a prime example of this, so its code reads clearly and you don’t have to manage low-level operations yourself. In contrast, low-level languages are closer to the machine and require dealing with hardware-specific details, which makes them harder to read. A truth table is a logic representation, and a logic circuit is hardware, not a software language, so they don’t describe how we write programs for humans to read.