Examples of using Machine language in English and their translations into Turkish
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Programming
Machine language?
You know how to read machine language?
Machine language? Anyone can say that!
You can read machine language?
Machine language? Anyone can say that!
You know how to read machine language?
Machine language? Anyone can say that!
Max said you can read machine language.
Machine language? Anyone can say that!
Anyone can say that! Machine language?
Machine language is built up from discrete statements or instructions.
Anyone can say that! Machine language?
Unlike high-level languages, there is usually a one-to-one correspondence between simple assembly statements and machine language instructions.
After programmable general purpose computers were invented, machine languages(consisting of strings of the binary digits 0 and 1 on punched paper tape) were introduced that sped up the programming process Stern, 1981.
Max said that you can read machine language.
I'm trying. The underlying code's all freaky Borg machine language.
In computing, an opcode(abbreviated from operation code) is the portion of a machine language instruction that specifies the operation to be performed.
I'm trying. The underlying code's all freaky Borg machine language.
Vendors typically distribute proprietary software in compiled form,usually the machine language understood by the computer's central processing unit.
I'm trying. The underlying code's all freaky Borg machine language.
Max said you can read machine language.
The signal that they got back was in machine language.
The underlying code's all freaky Borg machine language. I'm trying.
User software can access the generated random bit stream using new non-privileged machine language instructions.
Max said that you can read machine language.
The underlying code's all freaky Borg machine language. I'm trying.
The underlying code's all freaky Borg machine language.- I'm trying!
Naked brothers, we have sprunjed upon the universal machine language time code.
Other critics claim, however,that Nanosystems omits important chemical details about the low-level'machine language' of molecular nanotechnology.
However, in some cases, an assembler may provide pseudoinstructions(essentially macros)which expand into several machine language instructions to provide commonly needed functionality.