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Machine code instructions
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Mind Map on Machine code instructions, created by Timothy Herschell on 05/02/2016.
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Machine code instructions
Computers can ONLY understand machine code, 0s and 1s. Therefore, all instructions are written in machine code.
An instruction code is written in the form 0101 01 01001101
Op codes
The 1st four binary digits are the 'op code'. Op codes are operations the computer has been coded to do automatically.
For example, the code 0101 could make the computer copy a register to a memory location.
Registers
All computers have registers. They are a volatile area to store data.
Computers have different amounts of registers. If the register number is 2 digits long, the computer has only 4.
Operands
The operands are the data or memory location actually being used in the operation
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