Question

Differences between machine language assembly language and high level language in a tabular form

Answer 1

Machine level language is also known as low-level language. This language is only by the CPU. It consists of bits(0,1). The full form of the bit is binary digit.
1 bit = 0 or 1
High level language is human understandable language. It cannot be understood by CPU. Our commands which are in high-level language are converted into low level language by compiler, interpeter etc.
Most of our programming languages are high level languages.
Assembly language: It is a programming language which is used in construction of architecture of a company. They are also human understandable but it is hard to execute. C language can be used for assembling.
Hope it helps.

Answer 2

Answer:

$\underline\bold{Assembly\:Language-}$

➡This language is needed to be translated to convert mnemonics into machine-understanble form.

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$\underline\bold{Machine\:Language-}$

➡As, this language is already in machine-understanble form, it doesn't need to be translated.