Instructions written in $0$ s and Is are called $q,$ language.

When writing $a(n)q,$ program, the programmer concentrates on the major tasks needed to accomplish a goal.

a$.$ procedure$-$oriented

b$.$ object$-$oriented

When writing $a(n)q,$ program, the programmer breaks up a problem into interacting objects.

a$.$ procedure$-$oriented

b$.$ object$-$oriented

Most high$-$level languages use a$($n$)q,$ to translate the instructions into a language that the computer can understand.