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The following are all high-level languages EXCEPT:

The following are all high-level languages EXCEPT:
A) C.
B) assembly language.
C) Java.
D) BASIC.

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Well said, thanks again for providing the right answer.

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My pleasure to help members on this forum, all are so humble. Will look at the others once I get an opportunity.

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