What is The Difference between Low-level Language and High-Level Language

The major difference between Low-level Language and High-Level Language is that Low-level language is far from human beings and provides the facility to write programs at the hardware level while high-level language is near to human beings and does not provide the facility to write a program at the hardware level.

low-level language	High-level language
Definition
Low-level language or Machine language is a low-level programming language that can be understood by the computer.	The high-level language is an English-oriented language that can also be understood by the computer and human beings.
Way of Writing
Every interaction in machine language consists of a large series of 0s and 1s. In assembly language, the statements are written in symbolic codes called mnemonics.	High-level languages are closer to human language and include statements like GOTO and PRINT which are regular words.
Programming
It is difficult to write a program in machine language.	It is easier to write high-level language because it is easy to learn and use.
Each computer has its own unique machine language.	The programs of high-level languages are not written for a particular computer.
Types
Machine language ( Binary language) Assembly language (Mnemonics)	FORTRON PASCAL COBAL BASIC C-language ADA
Low-level languages are far away from human beings to easily understand them	High-level languages are human-friendly and can be understood easily.
A deep level of knowledge of hardware is required to understand them.	No deep level of hardware knowledge is required to understand them.
Normally used to write hardware programs.	Usually are used to write application programs.
Provide many facilities at the hardware level.	Do not provide many facilities at the hardware level.
Can be understood by computers without any translation	High-level languages are used to solve problems
Uses English-like words.	Don’t use English-like words so difficult to read.
Difficult to spot errors in the code.	Easy to locate errors in the code.