The document provides an overview of language processors and their functions. It discusses compilers, interpreters, assemblers, linkers, and loaders. A compiler checks code for syntax errors, translates high-level code to machine-readable object code. An interpreter checks, translates, and executes one instruction at a time without producing object code. An assembler translates assembly code to machine code by replacing mnemonics with codes and symbols with addresses. A linker resolves instruction and data locations and combines objects and libraries into an executable. A loader prepares programs in memory for execution under the operating system.