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If you look at the computer (registers, cache, RAM, storage, etc) as one whole, every assembler instruction is just a function that takes in the state of the co
by xboxnolifes 1y ago
If you look at the computer (registers, cache, RAM, storage, etc) as one whole, every assembler instruction is just a function that takes in the state of the computer and returns a new state. Multiple assembler instructions is then using function composition.
- antonvs 1y agoWell put. This is what many people seem to miss: the functional perspective is a model.