Computer Science, asked by bhaskarjhaa462, 1 day ago

differentiate between assembly language and low level language write any three points​

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Answered by tanujabisht1971
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Explanation:

a) assembly language-

1) assembly helps programmers write commands in a language much closer to natural language-English, to be specific

2) it is written using specific word as mnemonic

3) for example MOV is used for command to move data, Add is used for addition ,and sab is used for subtraction

b) low level language

  1. the program written in low level language need no translation and are directly executed by the CPU
  2. this program known as machine oriented languages
  3. so we need high level languages which required translator because high level language are easier to maintain as compated to the programs written in low level language

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Machine language is a low-level language. Assembly language is English syntaxes, which is understood by the CPU after converting it to low-level language by interpreter and compilers. Machine language is in the form of 0's and1's (binary format). One showcases the true/on state while zero depicts the false/off state.

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