What is a compiler in programming?

[@tko9753]

Thanks for the straightforward video, I have one question thu, when you said in 0:50 that the unreadable unwriteble is what progarmmers used to do, u man the binary code (0s/1s) or hex codes? Thanks again.

[@marlena14855]

What is the different 64 bit to 32 bit

[@heythere2806]

32 bit processors have 32 bit buses and 32 bit registers, so they can hold only 32 bits of data at any given time, while 64 bits can hold 64 bits. 32 bits have 2 to the power of 32 possible combinations while 64 bits have 2 to the power of 64 combinations, thats a big difference and can help computers perform quicker because it can hold larger values in any given operation, but for most purposes 32 bits is enough.

[@atasagun1437]

Thanks

[@vanci2039]

Thanks ♥️