Os code base consists of a bit of assembly code true or false
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It is true.
An assembly language is a low-level programming language that is used for a computer or for any other programmable device.
There are a few low-level details of an OS kernel that cannot be handled by just the higher-level languages like C as they are more intimately and intrinsically related to the architecture of the processor. Therefore, these low-level operations will need to be coded in by the Assembly codes.
An assembly language is a low-level programming language that is used for a computer or for any other programmable device.
There are a few low-level details of an OS kernel that cannot be handled by just the higher-level languages like C as they are more intimately and intrinsically related to the architecture of the processor. Therefore, these low-level operations will need to be coded in by the Assembly codes.
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