.A language where you need to have a deep understanding of the hardware._______
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Explanation: Honestly, research. I've taken many computer-based classes and courses, but truth be told, I learned the most sitting at my computer browsing Google and watching YouTube videos. It's simply because it's something you're interested in, so finding the answer your seem is more fulfilling and it better sits with you than reading a book and discovering or having someone simply tell you. On top of that, you can obtain as deep of an understanding as you like when you teach yourself.
Case and point, when Solid State Drives (SSD) was first released to the consumer I wanted to know why they were better than Mechanical hard drives (Hard Disk Drives - HDD), so I research and discovered Hybrid drives. After a bit more research I found out that Hybrid drives were rather pointless. After a bit more research I discovered you shouldn't attempt to defrag SSDs. Then I thought "Well if a SSD is more or less a HUGE USB thumb drive, why can't I configure a bunch of thumb drives in a RAID configuration and use them as a super large drive?" Well after some research I found the answer to that.
My point, had I heard what an SSD was from a book, I would not have learned half as much as I learned that afternoon. Yes I learned ALL that in the span of one afternoon. So seriously, you have the world's library at your fingertips, use it, abuse it. Learn as much as you can. This is something that sadly not enough people do. Instead (and no offense is meant by this) users come here and ask the simplest of questions that could EASILY be Google searched in effort to obtain an answer in less than 2 minutes.
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In the process, you will gain a deep, hands-on understanding of numerous topics in ... What we want to do in this unit is discuss basic elements that appear in all machine languages .
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