HappySqurriel on 07 August 2012
| KungKras said:
I see. So machine code is the assembly commands when translated into binary numbers and stored in the registers? |
Machine code would rarely be stored in registers, it would be stored in memory ... Registers are muti-byte data storage on the CPU that are referred to in instructions to perform computations. In Pseudo-Code, the following is like how most assembly language works
move next number into register 1
10
move next number into register 2
10
add register 1 to register 2
check error conditions
move result into memory
