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Steve Luong
150 Points
I'm not sure if its bigger or smaller

Posted September 18, 2022 1:22am by Steve Luong

Steve Luong
150 Points
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Lewis Brooks
719 Points
(Machine code) I am having a difficult time understanding the breakdown of machine code.

Posted October 19, 2018 5:04pm by Lewis Brooks

Lewis Brooks
719 Points
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Marcell Ciszek
7,255 Points
whats wrong just tried everything here

Posted September 27, 2018 10:47am by Marcell Ciszek

Marcell Ciszek
7,255 Points
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BOH YARN CHOO
Courses Plus Student 493 Points
machine code runs very ___and has a much ________memory footprint than a higher-level language

Posted July 19, 2017 10:54am by BOH YARN CHOO

BOH YARN CHOO
Courses Plus Student 493 Points
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Carlos Franco
Courses Plus Student 1,008 Points
Hello I have been trying to answer this question in numerous occasions but it keeps coming up as wrong?

Posted April 6, 2017 10:45am by Carlos Franco

Carlos Franco
Courses Plus Student 1,008 Points
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victor zapata
Courses Plus Student 961 Points
i keep writeing the right answer and keep getting bummer error help

Posted March 17, 2017 7:16pm by victor zapata

victor zapata
Courses Plus Student 961 Points
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Savannah Yost
102 Points
What is a memory footprint? How fast can machine code run?

Posted February 24, 2017 3:52am by Savannah Yost

Savannah Yost
102 Points
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Mark Winter
2,572 Points
can you help?

Posted December 9, 2016 6:28pm by Mark Winter

Mark Winter
2,572 Points
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Luz Maria Valencia Bocanegra
3,463 Points
Does Machine code has a much smaller memory footprint? why

Posted November 7, 2016 9:36am by Luz Maria Valencia Bocanegra

Luz Maria Valencia Bocanegra
3,463 Points
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Parsa Adly
Courses Plus Student 835 Points
Lower level languages are more user friendly than higher but yet when i put that in it says it is incorrect. Please help

Posted October 28, 2016 7:45pm by Parsa Adly

Parsa Adly
Courses Plus Student 835 Points
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Brittani Bartnik
691 Points
On the quiz, when I type in the correct answer for questions 2 and 4, it's saying I'm getting the wrong answer.

Posted October 21, 2016 12:34am by Brittani Bartnik

Brittani Bartnik
691 Points
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Amadeus Carnegie
2,501 Points
Higher vs lower programming languages

Posted October 19, 2016 10:33am by Amadeus Carnegie

Amadeus Carnegie
2,501 Points
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Lee Ann Merrill
1,103 Points
how do sequences of zeroes and ones (like in a byte) relate to the on/off switch concept?

Posted September 11, 2016 5:57am by Lee Ann Merrill

Lee Ann Merrill
1,103 Points
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nicholas pluim
1,758 Points
I can't get passed this quiz. I'm sure i'm filling these out correctly and no matter what answer i type it says bummer!

Posted August 21, 2016 7:22pm by nicholas pluim

nicholas pluim
1,758 Points
4 Answers
Christopher Houston
4,030 Points
I don't understand

Posted August 3, 2016 9:34am by Christopher Houston

Christopher Houston
4,030 Points
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Ngonidzashe Katsamba
1,604 Points
machine code runs slowly or fast

Posted July 4, 2016 11:32am by Ngonidzashe Katsamba

Ngonidzashe Katsamba
1,604 Points
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Caroline Williamson
858 Points
I thought that machine code ran quickly and left a smaller memory footprint. Is this incorrect?

Posted June 30, 2016 3:32pm by Caroline Williamson

Caroline Williamson
858 Points
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jameshall2
2,058 Points
machine code runs very (slowly, quickly) and has a (bigger, smaller) memory footprint.

Posted June 13, 2016 1:39pm by jameshall2

jameshall2
2,058 Points
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Jim Awofadeju
4,097 Points
I answered this question incorrectly and am not allowed to enter more answers. Here is the question:

Posted April 13, 2016 8:22pm by Jim Awofadeju

Jim Awofadeju
4,097 Points
3 Answers
Carolina Romano
305 Points
I believe I found an error on this quiz. Lower-level programming languages are more user friendly, correct?

Posted April 13, 2016 1:53pm by Carolina Romano

Carolina Romano
305 Points
2 Answers
damiun moore
375 Points
Why are there so many programming languages?

Posted March 20, 2016 5:36am by damiun moore

damiun moore
375 Points
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Jotak Stays
241 Points
programing languages

Posted March 12, 2016 10:47pm by Jotak Stays

Jotak Stays
241 Points
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Emmanuel Akpan-Inwang
537 Points
Is machine code quick or slow? Does machine code have a large or small footprint?

Posted January 29, 2016 9:24pm by Emmanuel Akpan-Inwang

Emmanuel Akpan-Inwang
537 Points
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Lucas McNamara
806 Points
machine code runs very ___?

Posted January 29, 2016 8:24pm by Lucas McNamara

Lucas McNamara
806 Points
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Hannah Wagenblast
2,791 Points
Basics of Computer Language - Quiz 2 - Filling in the blanks

Posted December 31, 2015 10:46pm by Hannah Wagenblast

Hannah Wagenblast
2,791 Points
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Maria Gong
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,192 Points
How fast does machine code run

Posted December 22, 2015 2:42am by Maria Gong

Maria Gong
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,192 Points
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Tyler Henrickson
6,594 Points
Does machine code run quicker than higher level languages? And does machine code leave a bigger footprint than higher le

Posted December 21, 2015 11:24pm by Tyler Henrickson

Tyler Henrickson
6,594 Points
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Vladimir Kirov
Courses Plus Student 88 Points
machine code vs higher level language

Posted December 10, 2015 8:10pm by Vladimir Kirov

Vladimir Kirov
Courses Plus Student 88 Points
4 Answers
Mike Hodgson
811 Points
machine code versus higher level language

Posted November 16, 2015 12:05pm by Mike Hodgson

Mike Hodgson
811 Points
4 Answers
matthewshepard
103 Points
Quiz help

Posted September 14, 2015 6:52pm by matthewshepard

matthewshepard
103 Points
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