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Solve : about machine language? |
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Answer» Hello,,,; Machine Language refers to the "ones and zeroes" that digital processors use as instructions. Give it one PATTERN of BITS (such as 11001001) and it will add two numbers, give it a different pattern (11001010) and it will instead subtract one from the other. In as little as a billionth of second. The instruction sets within a CPU family are usually compatible, but not between product lines. For example, Intel's x86/Pentium language and Motorola's PPC/Gx language are completely incompatible. Machine Language is painfully difficult to work with, and almost never worth the effort anymore. Instead programmers use the higher-level languages below, which are either compiled or interpretted into machine language by the computer itself. For Assembly language tutorials make your choice from here.. Good luck.Assembly language is a script, in a sense, which is assembled into machine code by an assembler. There are only two reasons to use assembly language: yea assembly is used more to program a Microcontoller's(or Microproccessor's) rom. |
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