A computer screen with four buttons labeled Source, Compiler, Assembler and Machine Code

by: sureluvmyspam

This illustrates the process of software creation, from source code to machine code. It shows four different stages in a flowchart format, each with its own label and color. The first stage is labeled "source code," which represents the initial written code that is created by programmers. This stage is green in color. The second stage is labeled "compiler," representing the process of translating source code into machine code. This stage is blue in color. The third stage is labeled "assembler," representing the process of converting machine code into a format that can be understood by the computer's hardware. This stage is orange in color. Finally, the fourth stage is labeled "machine code," representing the final form of the software that can be executed by the computer. This stage is red in color. The flowchart provides an overview of the complex process involved in creating software and highlights the various stages required to produce a functional program.

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Tags: oss, software, source, compiler, machine code, assembler

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