Low Level / Machine Level Language
Fundamentally, the most basic instructions executed by a computer are binary codes, consisting of ones and zeros. Those codes are directly translated into the “on” and “off” states of the electricity moving through the computer’s physical circuits. In essence, these simple codes form the basis of “Machine Language”.
As Low-level computer language includes only 1’s and 0’s. Machine language is developed by only using binary numbers i.e. 0 and 1. So, the instructions or the statements in this language use a sequence of 0’s and 1’s. This language was used in first and second generation computers. A Low level language is very easily understood by a computer but hard to understand for Humans because all the codes are written in binary number.
Example of Machine level language is-100100101001, 1100111010
No need to translate machine level language. Computer directly understands machine language. Hence no translator is required for this language.

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