1.During execution of the program the computers per- form various digital operations. a. preparation; b. choice; c. maintenance; d. accomplishment 2. The choice of hardware and software depends on cost, speed and ease of maintenance. a. price, b. technique; c. operation; d. performance. 3. The machine-language level is useful when no other techniques are available. a. programs; b. methods; c. in- structions; d. actions 4. In assembler language much of the detail of the machine language can be ignored. a. divided; b. satisfied; c. pro- vided; d. left out 5. Means must be provided to transform the program into machine language. a. performed; b. supplied; e. occupied d. processed 6. A given computer... can be provided by a combination of hardware and software. a. maintenance; b. capability; c. repair; d. instruction 7. Very little programming is done at the machine-lan- guage level as it is extremely .... a. useful; b. tedious; c.Typical; d. unique 8. The assembler language offers the programmer many... a. details; b. attempts; c. aids; d. fields 9. The machine-language level is useful in the... opera- tion of a computer. a. final; b. tedious; c. initial; d. avail- able​

1. During execution of the program the computers perform various digital operations. d. accomplishment

2. The choice of hardware and software depends on cost, speed and ease of maintenance. a. price

3. The machine-language level is useful when no other techniques are available. b. methods

4. In assembler language much of the detail of the machine language can be ignored. d. left out

5. Means must be provided to transform the program into machine language. b. supplied

6. A given computer... can be provided by a combination of hardware and software. b. capability

7. Very little programming is done at the machine-language level as it is extremely .... b. tedious

8. The assembler language offers the programmer many... c. aids

9. The machine-language level is useful in the initial operation of a computer. c. initial