never try to write programs using "01" strokes. its a binary instruction(machine code) which is created by assembler(software). you can just appreciate but taking that in practice is just waste of time
When i was starter I was so impressed when I heard that high level codes are finally converted to 0/1 and I started learning that but in real world, it requires nowhere because this job is done by compilers
It is still a cool thing to try out for the lolz though. If you're going to work in fields like reverse engineering, knowing the hex codes of certain instructions at first sight might even save you some time.
(Hex)#069(little purple color code)
0110(dont know and I wont invest hours remembering these😆)
Hex and machine codes are 2 different thing. We dont use machine code now(compiler does) but we use hex code on daily basis as both dev and design purpose
Hex codes are very commonly used when inspecting binary files, so when looking at a compiled executable, one will usually see the machine instructions in hexadecimal. This obviously doesn't just affect CPU instructions though; magic numbers are also very commonly named as things that are just useful to remember if you have enough contact with them.
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When i was starter I was so impressed when I heard that high level codes are finally converted to 0/1 and I started learning that but in real world, it requires nowhere because this job is done by compilers
It is still a cool thing to try out for the lolz though. If you're going to work in fields like reverse engineering, knowing the hex codes of certain instructions at first sight might even save you some time.
(Hex)#069(little purple color code)
0110(dont know and I wont invest hours remembering these😆)
Hex and machine codes are 2 different thing. We dont use machine code now(compiler does) but we use hex code on daily basis as both dev and design purpose
Hex codes are very commonly used when inspecting binary files, so when looking at a compiled executable, one will usually see the machine instructions in hexadecimal. This obviously doesn't just affect CPU instructions though; magic numbers are also very commonly named as things that are just useful to remember if you have enough contact with them.