2.5 Quiz (Languagaes & Translators)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Easier for humans to read and write"

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Does not need to be translated, can be run directly by the CPU"

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Uses short abbreviations called Mnemonics (e.g. LDA, ADD, STA) which is easier to undestand and use than Binary"

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"One Instruction can many MANY in Machine Code"

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Uses short abbreviations called Mnemonics (e.g. LDA, ADD, STA) which is easier to undestand and use than Binary"

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Written using binary 1s and 0s. Very hard for humans to write and debug."

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Examples include Python, Javascript, C++."

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Code written WILL work/run on different processors."

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Used by humans when programming hardware (e.g. CPUs/Graphic cards) or Embedded Devices."

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)

Identify which type of langauge this statement is describing:
"Every processor has a different version / set of instructions. Code written for one processor will NOT work on a different processor."

• High Level Langauges

• Low Level Langauges (Assembly)

• Low Level Langauges
  (Machine Code)