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Machine language
Machine   languages are the most fundamental of language.Using a machine languages a programmer creates instructions in the form of machine code (Ones and zeros).That a computer can follow machine languages are defined by hardware, Designs in other words the machine language for a Macintosh is not same as the machine language for a Pentium PC.In  fact a computer understand only native machine language the commands in it's instruction set is commands interact the computer to perform operation such as loading, Storing, Adding and Substraction

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