Programming languages that use the substitution of word-like symbols, such as ADD, SUB, MUL, for the binary opcodes, and both decimal numbers and labels for memory addresses are referred to as ____.
A)machine languages
B)assembly languages
C)low-level languages
D)interpreted languages

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Assembly languages use mnemonic codes or symbols (like ADD, SUB, MUL) instead of binary opcodes, making it easier for humans to read and write programs. They also allow the use of labels for memory addresses, which are resolved by the assembler.

Programming Languages That Use the Substitution of Word-Like Symbols, Such