Chapter 6 - Programming Languages - Section 6.1 - Historical Perspective - Questions & Exercises - Page 280: 4

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\begin{array}{l}{\text { The third-generation languages allow the program to be explicit more }} \\ {\text { in terms of the environment of the problem and less in terms of }} \\ {\text { computer gibberish than do the earlier-generation languages. }}\end{array}