The text outlines four levels of languages that allow a programmer to develop the sets of instructions that constitute a computer program. Which of the following is not one of those languages?
A) Machine languages
B) Graphical languages
C) Assembler languages
D) High-level languages

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The four levels of languages are machine languages, assembler languages, high-level languages, and fourth-generation languages. Graphical languages are not one of the levels of programming languages, but they may be used as a tool for developing programs in high-level languages.

The Text Outlines Four Levels of Languages That Allow a Programmer