The three levels of programming language?

Explanation

There are three levels of programming languages: machine language(this is lowest level of programming language. It handles binary data i.e. 0’s and 1’s. It directly interacts with system. Machine language is difficult for human beings to understand as it comprises combination of 0’s and 1’s.), assembly language(this is a low-level language. It consists of a set of instructions in a specific format called commands. It uses symbols to represent field of instructions.), and high-level language(this  uses format or language that is most familiar to users. The instructions in this language are called codes or scripts. The computer needs a compiler and interpreter to convert high-level language program to machine level language. Examples include C++, Python, Java, etc).