Difference between assembly language and high level language

1. Assembly level language :
It is a low-level language that allows users to write a program using alphanumeric mnemonic codes, instead of numeric code for a set of instructions examples of large assembly language programs from this time are IBM PC DOS.

2. High-level language :
It is a machine-independent language. It enables a user to write a program in a language that resembles English words and familiar mathematical symbols, COBOL was the first high-level language. Examples of high-level language are python,c#, etc.

Difference between assembly language and high-level language :

ASSEMBLY LEVEL LANGUAGE	HIGH-LEVEL LANGUAGE
It needs an assembler for conversion	It needs a compiler/interpreter for conversion
In this, we convert an Assembly level language to machine level language	In this, we convert a high-level language to Assembly level language to machine level language
It is machine dependent	It is machine-independent
In this mnemonics, codes are used	In this English statement is used
It supports low-level operation	It does not support low-level language
In this, it is easy to access hardware component	In this, it is difficult to access hardware component
In this more compact code	No compactness

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