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> For example, if you write to a memory address, and then read from the memory address in the "next instruction", you expect the change to be immediate This wo
by PhilipRoman 3y ago
> For example, if you write to a memory address, and then read from the memory address in the "next instruction", you expect the change to be immediate
This would also be true for assembly, hardly a high level language
- lmm 3y agoOn modern CPUs assembly is a high level language (or rather, it's a language that doesn't have any of the advantages of traditional low-level languages, even if it also lacks the advantages of traditional high-level languages. Much like C)