When we think of modern coding, we think of Python and Rust and Swift and Ruby and so on.
My question is more abstract. How exactly did computer scientists develop the original language used to tell a computer what to do and when to do it? How did they teach the computer to recognize that langauge?
Going even further than that, how did current languages get developed? Did they just rewrite the original computer code from scratch or are all modern computer languages designed to communicate with this baseline original code which all computers were programmed with?
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Go to youtube and search up Ben Eater. He builds a full working computer from the ground up including all the software and hardware using simple push together ‘breadboard’ techniques and explains it all along the way if very digestable ways. His whole series is many videos but the first one or two are all you need.
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