Lecture

Computer Architecture: Machine Language

Description

This lecture covers the implementation of a machine language, including encoding instructions in binary, representing registers and constants, and decoding binary patterns to execute instructions. The instructor explains the difference between machine language and assembly language, emphasizing the translation process and the role of compilers in generating executable files.

Instructor

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