Different Kinds of Code (Machine, assembly, compiled, scripting)

Machine code is human-readable, while assembly code is not.

Assembly code is a low-level language that is human-readable, while machine code is binary and executed directly by the CPU.

Machine code is written in high-level languages, while assembly code is written in binary.

Assembly code is faster than machine code.

They are interpreted line-by-line at runtime.

They are converted into machine code before execution.

They cannot be used for system-level programming.

They are always slower than scripting languages.

The program is run directly all at once.

It interprets code line-by-line.

It converts high-level code into machine code.

It executes machine code directly.

It converts machine code into assembly code.

They are always compiled into machine code before execution.

The program is run directly all at once.

Each line is run directly without needing to be compiled.

They are only used for web development.

Java is compiled into machine code, while C is interpreted.

Java is interpreted by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) after being compiled into bytecode, while C is compiled directly into machine code.

Java is faster than C because it is compiled into machine code.

Java does not require a compiler, while C does.

C

Java

bash

Assembly

python

High-level languages are faster than assembly language.

High-level languages are easier to read and write, making development faster and less error-prone.

High-level languages are more secure than assembly language.

High-level languages do not require a compiler.

A high-level language that is easy to understand.

A binary code that is directly executed by the computer's CPU.

A language that requires an interpreter to run.

A language used for web development.

To convert machine code into high-level code.

To compile high-level code into machine code and run it line by line.

To compile code into machine code.

To optimize machine code for faster execution.

To execute high-level code line by line without converting it to machine code.

C/Java

python/bash

Assembly code

None of these