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@newt @antranigv From the article: 'Low-level languages are "close to the metal," whereas high-level languages are closer to how humans think."

So being low or high level is not black and whites, it is shades. degrees, a gradient, a continuum. One language can be lower-level and an other low-level.

Maybe if you compare JS with Rust, you will see that one is lower than the other.