Assembly Language Quiz

What was the primary challenge of programming with early machine code languages?

• They were too abstract.

• They required direct binary input.

• They were not compatible with hardware.

• They were too similar to high-level languages.

How do assembly languages differ from machine code languages?

• They use mnemonics instead of binary.

• They are only used for high-level programming.

• They are more abstract than high-level languages.

• They are not translated into machine code.

What is the relationship between mnemonics in assembly languages and machine code?

• One-to-one

• Many-to-one

• Many-to-many

• One-to-many

What tool is used to translate assembly language into machine code?

• Assembler

• Debugger

• Compiler

• Interpreter

How does an assembler differ from a compiler?

• An assembler translates assembly language to machine code.

• An assembler is used for debugging.

• An assembler interprets code at runtime.

• An assembler translates high-level code.