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JonMaS
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Hi! I am new here and I have come to feed and develop my curiosity in mathematics and sciences. School is not enough I guess...
The ALU is the part of the CPU in which every instruction is executed, right?
But I don't understand, the OS itself is a software in machine language, it is installed on the hard disk and then the CPU "calls" the file that starts everything.
That file is also made of binary numbers, and so each and every file.
Now, the ALU is capable of doing the simple binary operations(addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) and more operations such as addressing, memory operations...
How does the ALU reads the file and breaks the million ones and zeros into simple operations, that would eventually become functional program?
The ALU is the part of the CPU in which every instruction is executed, right?
But I don't understand, the OS itself is a software in machine language, it is installed on the hard disk and then the CPU "calls" the file that starts everything.
That file is also made of binary numbers, and so each and every file.
Now, the ALU is capable of doing the simple binary operations(addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) and more operations such as addressing, memory operations...
How does the ALU reads the file and breaks the million ones and zeros into simple operations, that would eventually become functional program?