What is another word for machine-oriented language?
Pronunciation: [məʃˈiːnˈɔːɹi͡əntɪd lˈaŋɡwɪd͡ʒ] (IPA) 
A 'machine-oriented language' refers to a programming language that is focused on communicating with a computer in a language it can understand. Some synonyms for this term are low-level language, assembly language, or machine code. These languages require a deeper understanding of computer architecture and have the ability to perform tasks quickly with fewer resources since they are closer to machine language. Other similar terms that are commonly used to describe machine-oriented languages are system programming languages, low-level programming, or processor-specific languages. Though these languages are less readable and harder to maintain than high-level languages, they are still essential for low-level software development, device drivers, operating systems, and embedded systems.
