Computer Science, asked by rudranshpandey48, 8 months ago

how is assembly language different from machine language

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Answered by shivangi888

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Difference Between Assembly Language and Machine Language. ... Machine language is a language that has a binary form. It can be directly executed by a computer. While an assembly language is a low-level programming language that requires software called an assembler to convert it into machine code.

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Answered by kavitakumari8935

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Assembly language is easy to understand but Machine language is very difficult to understand.

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