Konekäskyjä
Konekäskyjä, often translated as machine instructions or machine code, are the fundamental commands understood and executed by a computer's central processing unit (CPU). They represent the lowest level of programming language, directly interacting with the hardware. Each machine instruction is a binary code that tells the CPU to perform a specific, simple operation, such as adding two numbers, moving data between memory locations, or comparing values.
These instructions are created by compilers or assemblers, which translate human-readable source code written in higher-level
Understanding machine instructions is crucial for low-level programming, performance optimization, and for comprehending how software interacts