machine code
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++maˈchine ˌcode (also machine language) noun [countable, uncountable] technical TDinstructions in the form of numbers that are put into a computer 〔输入计算机的〕机器（代）码
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machine code• A statement to call a machine code subroutine.• It can be programmed by machine code, by taking it through the motions, or by keyboard.• Like machine code, assembler is computer specific.• An assembler instruction will correspond to a frequently performed operation and represents many machine code instructions.• This computer has no machine code instruction set or data formats in the ordinary sense.• Assembler is less computer orientated than machine code.• In order for this to work, the machine code program must be loaded into the same address each time.From Longman Business Dictionarymachine codemaˈchine code [countable, uncountable]COMPUTING instructions in the form of numbers that are put into a computerPrograms written using high-level languages such as C must be translated into machine code.They are machine codes which tell the computer precisely what to do. → codemaˈchine ˌcode nounChineseSyllable
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machine code
maˈchine ˌcode
(also maˈchine ˌlanguage) noun [uncountable and countable] technical
instructions in the form of numbers that are put into a computer
maˈchine ˌcode
(also maˈchine ˌlanguage) noun [uncountable and countable] technicalinstructions in the form of numbers that are put into a computer