low-level programming
Low-level programming refers to writing code at a level that is closer to the hardware, directly working with computer architecture, memory, and registers. It involves using programming languages that provide little or no abstraction from the hardware, such as assembly language or machine code, and allows precise control and manipulation of the computer's resources.
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