Machine language is the form of a computer program that the control unit of the computer has been built to understand.In general,a machine language instruction consists of two parts,which are:
A) bits and bytes.
B) operation code and address(es).
C) sequential and direct access files.
D) RISC and data channel.

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Machine language instructions typically consist of an operation code (the instruction to be executed) and one or more addresses (the location of the data to be operated upon). Bits and bytes are the building blocks of machine language, but do not necessarily make up a complete instruction. Sequential and direct access files as well as RISC and data channel are not directly related to machine language.

Machine Language Is the Form of a Computer Program That