A programming language can be simply understood as a language that both computers and humans can recognize. A computer language that enables programmers to define exactly what data a computer needs to use and exactly what action to take in different situations. Programming languages are in constant development and change, from the original machine language …
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Assembly language is a low-level programming language that exposes the instructions that are used by the computer to operate its hardware. In this article, we explore assembly language as an introduction to programming with code examples and explanations. If you’ve ever wondered what a “pointer” or “stack” is and whether you should learn assembly in …
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In-circuit programming or IC programming is a process in which the internal memory of a microcontroller can be reprogrammed. This is necessary when you want to change the behavior and responses of the microcontroller during its runtime. Programming and reprogramming the microcontroller is done through software or firmware and requires specialized hardware called a programmer …
Are you just getting started with learning how to code? If so, there is a lot of new information to take in and it can be overwhelming! It is important to understand the differences between machine code, assembly and source code. These three levels of programming languages are used to communicate with computers, but each …
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What is Disassembly? MCU disassembly is to decompile the BIN file or HEX file read from the MCU into an assembly language that engineers can understand. Disassembly is often required when there is no source file and the program needs to be changed, or code reverse engineering. This is a very professional technology. The reversed …
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