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what are the advantages of a chimney language over machine language?

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A language, which allows instructions and storage locations to be represented by letters, instead of numbers, is called assemble language or symbolic language. A program written in an assembly language is called an assembly language program or a symbolic program. This language uses mnemonics in place of 0’s and 1’s represent the operation codes, and strings of characters to represent addresses. It uses symbolic addressing capabilities. This simplifies the programming process, as the programmer does not need to know or remember the exact storage location of instructions or data. By using symbolic addressing, a programmer can express a address number to symbolic data items. They merely specify, where they want the first location in the program to be and an assembly language program takes in from there, allocation locations for instructions and data. For example, a simple assembly language program for adding tw
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