Let’s break it down:

- A **compiler** takes code you write in a **high-level language** (like Python, C, or Java) and turns it into object code.
- Object code is what actually gets executed by the computer—think zeros and ones, or machine instructions.
- **Low-level language** often refers to assembly or even machine code. You don’t usually “compile” these; assembly language gets *assembled* by an assembler.
- **Assembly language** sits just above machine code and needs an assembler, not a compiler, to turn into object code.
- **Natural language** means English, Spanish, etc.—not at all what compilers work with.

So, the answer is:
**Option 1: High-level language** ✅
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