binary code

Definitions

A system of representing text, computer processor instructions, or other data using a two-symbol system, typically the digits 0 and 1.

The fundamental language of computers, consisting of sequences of bits that represent information through the presence or absence of electrical signals.

Examples

The computer processes all information by converting it into binary code consisting of ones and zeros.

Learning to read binary code is a fundamental skill for anyone interested in low-level programming.

Synonyms

machine code machine language object code low-level code binary language

Antonyms

source code high-level language human-readable code programming language natural language