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

Posted on Sep 18, 2022 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 on Oct 19, 2018 by Lewis Brooks

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

Posted on Sep 27, 2018 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 on Jul 19, 2017 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 on Apr 6, 2017 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 on Mar 17, 2017 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 on Feb 24, 2017 by Savannah Yost

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

Posted on Dec 9, 2016 by Mark Winter

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

Posted on Nov 7, 2016 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 on Oct 28, 2016 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 on Oct 21, 2016 by Brittani Bartnik

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

Posted on Oct 19, 2016 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 on Sep 11, 2016 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 on Aug 21, 2016 by nicholas pluim

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

Posted on Aug 3, 2016 by Christopher Houston

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

Posted on Jul 4, 2016 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 on Jun 30, 2016 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 on Jun 13, 2016 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 on Apr 13, 2016 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 on Apr 13, 2016 by Carolina Romano

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

Posted on Mar 20, 2016 by damiun moore

damiun moore
375 Points
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Jotak Stays
241 Points
programing languages

Posted on Mar 12, 2016 by Jotak Stays

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

Posted on Jan 29, 2016 by Emmanuel Akpan-Inwang

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

Posted on Jan 29, 2016 by Lucas McNamara

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

Posted on Dec 31, 2015 by Hannah Wagenblast

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

Posted on Dec 22, 2015 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 on Dec 21, 2015 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 on Dec 10, 2015 by Vladimir Kirov

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

Posted on Nov 16, 2015 by Mike Hodgson

Mike Hodgson
811 Points
4 Answers
matthewshepard
103 Points
Quiz help

Posted on Sep 14, 2015 by matthewshepard

matthewshepard
103 Points
1 Answer

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