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The alphabetic machine instruction is the inscription of the codification of the program that corresponds to the replaceable language of the executable instruction . Code is the working language or the replaceable action and is the Order-Word.
The Code is the all encompassing notation or the replaceable rule and may be written in any language. The Code is thus the codification of the direction that renders the non self-identical language of the machine instruction. Code: notational plan, the codification of the score that is the non-axiomatic language of the executable instruction and is what it does.
See also Inscription,
Instructions,
Writing Machine,
Code,
Rule,
Computer.
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