Maschinensprachebene
Maschinensprachebene refers to the lowest level of computer programming, directly understandable by the computer's central processing unit (CPU). It consists of sequences of binary digits, or bits, representing instructions and data. Each CPU architecture has its own unique machine language instruction set, meaning machine code written for one type of processor will not run on another. This level is the ultimate target for all higher-level programming languages, which are translated or compiled into machine code before execution.
The machine language level is characterized by its simplicity in terms of instruction format, but its complexity
Developing directly in machine language is extremely tedious and error-prone, which is why assembly language was