How is machine language differ from assembly language
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Actually, machine language is the original language of processors and chips.They are a combination of "signal" and "no-signal" in a particular pattern.
Machines don't need any software or anything like that to read this language.
While assembly language is a low-level language which is more human readable.CHips and processors need an assembler or compiler to convert it into their form(which is the machine language).
Binary digit 0 and 1 is a machine language while C, COBOL etc are Assembly language
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Machines don't need any software or anything like that to read this language.
While assembly language is a low-level language which is more human readable.CHips and processors need an assembler or compiler to convert it into their form(which is the machine language).
Binary digit 0 and 1 is a machine language while C, COBOL etc are Assembly language
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Assembly language programs are translated into machine language by a program called an assembler. Every CPU has its own unique machine language. Programs must be rewritten or recompiled, therefore, to run on different types of computers.
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