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WHAT IS LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE?
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Answer / avinash
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE IS THE LANGUAGE OR INTRUCTION FOLLOWED
BY THE MACHINE.
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Answer / priyanka pal
it is also known as machine language. it is the language
only understand by the computer. computer understand the
machine language i.e, in the form of 0's and 1's also called
the binary form.
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