the starting point’s assembly. primarily based around the registers in your computers memory. i think that’s all operating systems (?).
but modern languages are all compilers. they tell all that what to do. convientently.
it’s why sometimes you see things like punch cards from back in the day. those punches registered the registers in memory. it was all just push and pop and very simplistic. almost beautifully. modern programmers can’t cram half the stuff they did into such little memory. i’m one of them. and i know a little assembly from reverse engineering games. the way that works extrapolated across all the registers is really a thing of beauty. sneaking suspicion it’s why people liked the matrix. that screen.
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