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“Machine Language” is the most basic circuitry-level computer language.
Hence, correct answer is option “A”.
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Machine Language:
- A computer can directly interpret instructions, which are developed using a machine language. Machine language is also called as object code.
- Machine Language contains a flow of binary numbers and these numbers are used to form machine instructions as a command that the CPU can understand. Each type of CPU has its own language.
- The programmer must translate the high-level language code into machine language for system understanding before the code is executed.
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