machine code

noun

1. instructions for the processing of data in a binary, octal, or hexadecimal code that can be understood and executed by a computer

Example Sentences

Fly says, and even though he is speaking to me in machine code language, I can tell he is the human emotion of nervous.

From Literature

Given the rise of machine code breaking and the general decline in smuggling, the “usefulness of my section was therefore in my opinion ended,” she stated.

From Literature

“And we think Codex is bringing computers closer to humans, letting them speak English rather than machine code.”

From The Verge

Matt Scherr explained that employees use a “language machine code” to control the movements, RPM and feed rates of various cutting tools, which ultimately will shape the raw materials to the specified geometry.

From Washington Times

“The challenge can be trying to reproduce a precise set of instructions in machine code from a paper.”

From Nature