The table contains four statements about programming languages.
Complete the table by identifying whether each statement describes or is a characteristic of a Low-level language or a High-level language.
| Statement | Low-level language | High-level language |
|---|---|---|
| It allows programmers to write instructions using abstract data structures and control flows without managing hardware registers. | ||
| Code written in this language is highly platform-dependent and generally cannot be run on a CPU with a different instruction set architecture without a complete rewrite. | ||
| It includes assembly language, which utilizes mnemonics to represent machine operation codes. | ||
| A single command or statement in this language typically translates into a sequence of multiple machine code instructions when processed. |
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