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Machine code is binary that interfaces with the microcode on a processor.  The bytecode, or [[shellcode]], is usually represented as [[Assembly_Basics#Counting|hexadecimal]].  It has instruction numbers and operands to each instruction. More is available in [[Assembly Basics]].
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Machine code is binary that interfaces with the microcode on a processor.  The bytecode, or [[shellcode]], is usually represented as [[Assembly_Basics#Counting|hexadecimal]].  It has instruction numbers and operands to each instruction.
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Read more at Assembly Basics

Machine code is binary that interfaces with the microcode on a processor. The bytecode, or shellcode, is usually represented as hexadecimal. It has instruction numbers and operands to each instruction.