Translators

Represented by 0s and 1s. This is the only language that a computer can execute.

• Machine code

• Assembly code

• Source code

Executes the programs that programmers write in high-level languages.

• Machine code

• Assembler

• Translator

Translates a program into an executable file that will work independently from the source code.

• Interpreter

• Compiler

• Assembler

Written in machine code or assembly language, this can be quickly executed by a computer.

• High-level language

• Low-level language

• Translator

Translates and executes a program one line at a time. Like the source code, it is always required for the code to execute.

• Interpreter

• Compiler

• Assembler

Written in formal, structured English; this type of programming language is easier for humans to read, maintain, and debug.

• High-level code

• Low-level code

• Machine code

int a=b+c

is an example of

• Machine code

• Assembly code

• High-level language

mov edx, DWORD PTR[rbp-0x4]

is an example of

• Machine code

• Assembly code

• High-level language

0011001100100

is an example of

• Machine code

• Assembly code

• High-level language

If a program written in assembly language uses 400 lines of code, how many lines of machine code will there be?

• 200

• 400

• 800