Question

1. In which of the following languages the instructions are written using mnemonics
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Assembly language​

Answer 1

ANSWER

Computer uses different computer languages . Assembly language uses alphabetic codes in place of binary numbers used in machine language. assembly language code is converted into executable machine code by a utility program referred as assembler. It is a low -level programming language

Answer 2

Assembly language​ is the language the instructions are written using mnemonics.

• A program written in assembly language is made up of a number of mnemonic processor instructions and meta-statements, including data, comments, directives, pseudo-instructions, pseudo-operations, and pseudo-ops.
• Only bits and bytes are understood by the actual computer. These bits and bytes combine to create hexadecimal codes, which are the actual instructions.
• An instruction is represented by each code. Hexadecimal programming is very time-consuming and error-prone because it is difficult to tell code from data.
• The answer is to have the assembler accept mnemonics as instructions in place of hexadecimal codes. The mnemonics make it much simpler to remember the differences between instructions and data.
• The mnemonics are transformed by the assembler into hexadecimal codes that the computer can understand.

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