Computer Science, asked by ojaswi8412, 11 months ago

Difference between programming languages and assemble language and low level language

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Answered by akshatkhurania
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Programming languages are assembly, low level and high level all. It consist of all the languages because they all are programming languages and low level language is assembly language only. Assembly language is a language which is easy to understand by user in comparison with the Machine language which is binary language(0,1). It is translated by assembler
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Answered by Anonymous
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Low-level languages take time to execute whereas high-level languages execute at a faster pace. High-level languages are converted into machine specific language with the help of a compiler. As against, with low-level languages, only an assembler is needed for assembly language.

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