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Hello students, as the statement is false, whereas the assembly language is not directly understood by the computer, instead it serves as an intermediate representation between the human readable code and the machine code.
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So first it goes with the assembly level language.
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So wait, how it works? so assembly level language is the lower level language that uses the mnemonic code and a symbol to represent the machine level instruction.
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So each mnemonic corresponds to a specific machine level instruction.
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The next comes is the assembly level language code.
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Assembly language code.
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So the programmers write the code in an assembly language, making it more human readable than the raw machine code.
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However, it's still a relevant low level and closely related to the architecture of the computer cpu.
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The next come is the assemblers.
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As the assemblers.
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Wait, the assembler is a software tool that translates the assembly language code into the machine code.
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So it performs the one to one mapping of an assembly instruction to the corresponding machine instruction.
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And then comes the machine code...
