computer science:applications generation

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Hint	Answer
what is a very low level language called?	machine code
what base is the above stored as?	binary
what is a downside of humans using this type of code?	difficult
what is a low level language called?	assembly
what are the commands called in this language?	mnemonics
does this language have a direct 1:1 relation to the very low level language?	yes
what is a high level language called?	source code
what is a disadvantage of high level compared to low level?	speed
what is a program called that convert high level code to low level?	translator
which version of the above converts whole code into one file?	compiler
what is a benefit of the above?	portability
which version converts each line one at a time?	interpreter
what is a benefit of the above?	testing
what is a disadvantage of converting code one line at a time?	speed
which translator converts assembly language into machine code?	assembler
what type of code is the high level code from a program converted into?	object code
what then connects library code to the code above, if libraries were used?	linker
what is intermediate code that has been partially translated by an interpreter called?	bytecode
what is an advantage of the above code?	portability
where is this code often used?	virtual machines

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