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Second Generation Language (2GL)​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

Second Generation Programing Language is a term usually used to refer to some form of assembly language. Unlike 1GL, it can actually be read and written fairly easily by a human as it uses mnemonics to specify instructions. It requires some translation to make it useful to a computer. The translator that does so is known as assembler. However, the language is still specific to and dependent on a specific processor and environment and is difficult to use effectively to write large applications.

Example: Assembly language.

In short, 2GL are:

• Not all alphabets were there.
• Assembly language.
• Translater language.
• Low Level Language (LLL).

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