How do I go about programming directly in machine code? Is there

Program in rust

What do you think "machine code" means?

use low level code(good in programmer sense)

C and Rust come to mind

c++ for example would be considered safer but limited in capability in comparison

Python is a very high level language and much safer and easier to use but it's very limited in comparison to C++

high and low in programming lang sense is how far you are from the hardware

low level langs talk directly or close as possible to hardware

high level langs need to be translated before they can communicate to the level below them which include multiple levels

You can start by killing yourself for asking such a profoundly retarded question.

assembly my guy :+)

Learn Assembly.

>>62293907
Assembly is too abstract and inefficient. Isn't there a way to program and read code like in the matrix directly?

>>62293926
literally ASM

>>62293926
http://timelessname.com/elfbin/

try this on for size my dude

you may wanna look up native compiled languages op

>>62293926
It's called a hex editor, nigga. Good luck with all that.

>>62293589
You unironically need to kill yourself.

>>62293589
>How do I go about programming directly in machine code?
Look up toggle switches. This is a painful but real way of programming, mostly bootstrapping.

>Is there a programming language and/or compiler specifically for this task?
Look up assembly programming.

>>62293823
Something robots understand

>>62293589
>machine code?
>Is there a programming language
Jesus Christ summer's over go the fuck back to school already