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- 2. Computer languages:- (1): low level language:- It is divided into two parts. (i).Machine language. (ii).Assembly language. (2):Higher level language:-
- 3. Machine language:- »machine language is written in binary language. Assembly language:- »Assembly language is written using set of instruction.
- 4. Higher level language:- »The higher level language is written in english statement. »Computer cannot understand higher level language. »So computer have to convert higher level language into lower level language. So computer have a translator to convert higher level language into lower level language.
- 5. Translator:- There are three types of translator. (1):Assembler:- (2):compiler:- (3):interpreter:-