Which of the following programming languages can be used to package a program?

Query languages, such as SQL, are designed for interacting with databases, not for developing or packaging standalone application programs.

Assembly language is a low-level language that needs an assembler, but 'compiled' is the broader category describing the process of creating a standalone executable from source code.

Scripting languages are typically interpreted at runtime, meaning the source code itself or an interpreter environment is usually required for execution, rather than a fully packaged, standalone executable.

Compiled languages are translated into machine-readable executable code by a compiler before the program runs. This compilation process creates a self-contained executable file that can be distributed and run on target systems without needing the source code or an interpreter, thereby packaging the program.