Low level language
Low-level language is a programming language close to machine language, but unlike it has a small abstraction for writing code not in the form of a sequence of binary zeros and ones, but in the form of abbreviations of English words.
Low-level languages currently include CIL and Assembler.
See also
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machine language,
which is used to operate computers -
markup language,
which is used to organize the layout and style of a website page -
high-level language,
which is widely used in programming
