Among the programming languages listed, both C and Assembly require a compiler (or an assembler in the case of Assembly) to translate the code into machine language that the computer can execute.
- C: A compiled language that requires a compiler (like GCC) to convert C code into executable machine code.
- Assembly: Requires an assembler to convert assembly language into machine code, though some forms can be interpreted.
On the other hand:
- Microsoft PowerShell: This is a scripting language that is typically executed by an interpreter, rather than requiring compilation.
- Linux bash: Also an interpreted scripting language (Bash scripts are executed by the Bash interpreter).
So, C and Assembly are the correct answers.
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