konekoodi
Konekoodi is the Finnish term for machine code, the lowest-level programming language that a computer's central processing unit (CPU) can execute directly. It consists of sequences of binary digits organized into instructions defined by a processor's instruction set architecture (ISA). Each instruction encodes an operation such as arithmetic, data movement, control flow or I/O, often referencing processor registers and memory addresses.
Machine code is typically stored in memory and processed by the CPU through the fetch–decode–execute cycle.
The exact form of konekoodi is architecture-specific; code written for one ISA (for example x86, ARM or
While offering maximal control and performance, konekoodi is difficult to write and maintain compared with higher-level