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Machine language is a language that can be understood only by machines but not by humans. 0s and 1s (zeros and ones) are used in the machine language. Previously, it wasn't easy to draw a picture or write text using this language. Assembly Language can be understood by humans. In this article, we will see the difference between Machine Language and Assembly Language. What is Machine Language? Machine language is a language that can only be understood by machines. Binary numbers were used in the language and code was written by using 0s and 1s. It was very difficult for ... Read More

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A computer is simply a machine and hence it cannot perform any task itself. Therefore, to make a computer functional different coding languages are developed, which are known as programming languages. A computer programming language is a language in which the codes are written to instruct the computer to perform tasks. Computer programming languages are broadly classified into the following three main categories − Machine Language Assembly Language High-level Language Read this article to get an overview of assembly language and high-level languages, and how they are different from each other. What is Assembly Language? Assembly language is ... Read More

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Each computer has its own unique set of instructions, which can only be read and carried out by the machine itself once it has deciphered them. The instructions are saved in the computer as binary bit patterns, which are essentially just long sequences of ones and zeros. Therefore, the only instructions that a specific computer may carry out are those written in the language of the microprocessor it uses. The programme can be saved on a disc and then loaded into the internal memory of the computer. After that, the central processing unit (CPU) will retrieve the instructions one at ... Read More