How does a coding language gets coded? 👾
Did you ever wonder about this? Here is a complete breakdown of that…
I thought of this a lot before I entered college. But it started getting clear when I learned more concepts. Let’s break it down and get to the base level.
Let’s start with Python.Python is coded in C language. You can say that you program it in another language.
C language was coded in assembly language.
Assembly language was created by manually coding an assembler(a program that converts instructions to binary)in binary language.
Now after converting everything to binary it all comes down to the processors and circuits. Those circuits take instruction in binary and execute.
Example:
Let’s say 0001 OP code is for adding.
CPU accepts two 4 bits numbers to add.
If we say to CPU add 2 numbers(1 and 2) it will do:
Why this entire chain of languages?
One might say why create this entire chain? This entire chain actually makes the programming process easier. Imagine writing code in binary for creating a website. No one will become a developer.
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