1. In the following statements, which one(s) are True or False? .The assembly la

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1. In the following statements, which one(s) are True or False?

.The assembly language program can execute every instruction in the instruction set of the target machine. (T or F) ----

• The high-level language program can execute every instruction in the instruction set of the target machine. (T or F)----

• The assembly language program is much smaller and faster than high-level language program. (T or F)----

• The assembly language program can completely access hardware, but high-level language program cannot. (T or F)----

Explanation / Answer

False, the assembly language program can’t execute every instruction in the instruction set of the target machine. The target machines are written in high level languages so these instruction set can’t understandable by assembly, because they are low level languages. To understand these instruction set we use compilers and interpreters. True, the high-level language program can execute every instruction in the instruction set of the target machine. The target machines are written in high level languages. The high-level language programs are like C, C++, java and python which can understand their own instruction sets. True, the assembly language program is much smaller and faster than high-level language program. The assembly language programs are small but in some cases they are very large. When compared to faster execution the assembly language is better than high level language because they always interact with the hardware portion. True, the assembly language program can completely access hardware, but high-level language program cannot. The assembly language is better faster access than high level language because they always interact with the hardware portion. Whereas the high level language program always interact with the mediator called compilers and interpreters so delay comes to the picture.

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