Programming Language

A programming language is a set of rules and instructions that humans use to communicate with computers. It allows us to write programs or software that tell the computer what to do, from simple tasks like adding numbers to complex operations like running websites or controlling robots. Each programming language has its own syntax and structure, making it unique, but all serve the purpose of translating our ideas into a form that computers can understand and execute.

Python is a popular example of a programming language which has found a wide use in the field of Artificial Intelligence.