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1) | A | Machine language is the native language of a particular computer; hence, it is easiest for a computer to understand. |
2) | B | Machine language is defined by the hardware of a computer; thus, it is machine-specific. |
3) | B | The interpreter translates each statement in the program into machine language and executes it immediately before the next statement is examined. |
4) | B | A program must be compiled in order to create an executable that can then run as many times as needed. |
5) | A | Because a computer cannot understand statements written in the assembly language, they must be translated into machine language with the help of an assembler. |