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Programming languagesSystems programmingCompilers and interpretersCPUs and computer architecture

Ben Heck explains how computers translate high-level programming languages into assembly, machine code, and binary.

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What people say. Recommended to help beginners understand how high-level programming languages translate down to binary and machine code.

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Non CS major here, looking to understand programming language's relation to binary. **TL;DR** * How does a computer turn higher level programming languages to machine code, then into something usable (binary maybe)? I'm probably way off here. **What I would like to get out of this thread:** * I understand that this might be a VERY complicated topic and I don't expect to be spoon fed or ELI5'ed. * I'm willing to do the reading so even some keywords so I could search would be helpful. * I would love to be able to explain this topic to someone with your help. **Background:** * I was watching a YT video about programming languages and learned that there are higher languages that allo…
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