10 Questions
Machine language programs are written in ______ codes
binary
Assembly Language is a symbolic form of machine language that is easier for people to ______
read
A ______ is a program that translates assembly language instructions into machine language
assembler
High-level Languages are the programming languages that use ______ languages
natural
Low-level Languages deal with a computer's ______ components
hardware
Define a computer program and explain its purpose.
A computer program is a sequence of statements intended to accomplish a certain task. Its purpose is to provide a set of instructions for a computer to follow.
What is programming? Briefly describe the process.
Programming is the process of planning and creating a program. It involves designing the logic and structure of the program, writing the code, and testing and debugging the program.
What are low-level languages? Name two common low-level languages.
Low-level languages are the languages that deal with a computer's hardware components. Two common low-level languages are machine language and assembly language.
Explain machine language. How are machine language programs written?
Machine language is the language that the computer can directly understand. It consists of binary codes (0, 1) that represent instructions. Machine language programs are written using these binary codes.
What is assembly language? How does it differ from machine language?
Assembly language is a symbolic form of machine language that is easier for people to read. It uses mnemonic instructions, such as ADD AX DX. Assembly language is translated into machine language by an assembler program.
Test your knowledge of different types of programming languages and their characteristics with this quiz. Learn about low-level languages, machine language, assembly language, and more.
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