Which of the following programming languages needs no translator for it to run?

a

High-Level Language

b

Low Level Language

c

Machine Language

d

Assembly Language

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DerickCO101
3 years ago

Machine language does not require a translator for it to run. Machine language is the language that a computer's central processing unit (CPU) can understand directly. It consists of binary code, which is a series of 0s and 1s that represent simple instructions such as "add" or "subtract."

High-level languages like Python, C++, and Java are designed to be more human-readable and require a translator (e.g. compiler or interpreter) to convert the high-level code into machine language that the computer can execute.

Low-level languages like Assembly Language are closer to machine language than high-level languages, but still require a translator to convert the code into machine language.

BoiDee00
2 years ago

Machine language is binary so it does not need translation since the computer only understand binary

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