a)Answer:
User
High Level Language
Assembly Language
System Software
Machine
Control
Digital Logic
Level 6, the User Level, is composed of applications and is the
level with which everyone is most familiar. At this level, we run
programs such as word processors, graphics packages, or
games.
Level 5, the High-Level Language Level, consists of languages such
as C, C++, FORTRAN, Lisp, Pascal, and Prolog. These languages must
be translated (using either a compiler or an interpreter) to a
language the machine can under- stand. Compiled languages are
translated into assembly language and then assem- bled into machine
code.
Level 4, the Assembly Language Level, encompasses some type of
assembly language
Level 3, the System Software Level, deals with operating system
instructions. This level is responsible for multiprogramming,
protecting memory, synchronizing processes, and various other
important functions
Level 2, the Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), or Machine Level,
consists of the machine language recognized by the particular
architecture of the computer system.
Level 1, the Control Level, is where a control unit makes sure that
instructions are decoded and executed properly and that data is
moved where and when it should be
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