The logical language that a computer understands.

A programming language or instruction code that is immediately interpretable by the hardware of the machine concerned.

See: machine code.

A language that need not be modified, translated, or interpreted before it can be used by the processor for which it was designed. Note 1: The operation codes and addresses used in instructions written in machine language can be directly sensed by the arithmetic and control unit circuits of the processor for which the language is designed. Note 2: [..]

WebGuest Dictionary Binary code. Machine language is the only language a CPU understands. High-level programming languages (C , Perl , Java etc) must be translated to machine language, before they can be executed.

Machine language is the lowest-level programming language (except for computers that utilize programmable microcode). Machine languages are the only languages understood by computers. Why Humans Don&# [..]

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Machine language consists of the raw numbers that can be directly understood by a particular processor. Each processor's machine language will be different from other processors' machine lan [..]

A program in the form of a series of binary codes that are understandable by the CPU. 99.9% of the time programmers write their code in another "higher level" programming language which in turn translates their code into machine language.

Machine language, also known as machine code, is the lowest-level language (except for computers that utilize programmable microcode) directly understandable by a computer central processing unit (CPU [..]

(Same as machine code.) The language which is actually read and understood by the computer. Machine language consists of instructions, written in binary

Any programming language that consists of of 1's and 0's representing instructions. A typical machine instruction

program is a program composed of machine instructions

Machine Code The low-level binary language a particular processor understands. Machine Language is a set of very simple instructions that the processor can execute. These languages are designed by the processor manufacturer, and are unique to that processor (or processor family). Usually that manufacturer designs an Assembly Language to go along wi [..]

A language that need not be modified, translated, or interpreted before it can be used by the processor for which it was designed. Note 1: The operation codes and addresses used in instructions written in machine language can be directly sensed by the arithmetic and control unit circuits of the processor for which the language is designed. Note 2: [..]

A language that need not be modified, translated, or interpreted before it can be used by the processor for which it was designed.