Makers Lab
zines
prototypes
design files
code
idea scribbles
Moritz Steinbeck
documentation
week 02 - process mapping
week 03 - reading week
week 04 - critical making 3D
week 05 - collecting & storytelling
week 06 - electronics & Open Design
week 08 - self-directed projects
week 07 - Interfaces & algorithmic bias
week 09 - Interfaces & algorithmic bias
week 10 - self-directed projects
week 01 - kick off week
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Assembler language (aka Black Magic language) is a programming language which is also called machine-oriented programming language. It allows to enter commands not only in binary logic into a computer, but also to use mnemonic symbols. So simplified function words for very complex commands.
Assembler language actually describes the level in programming where pure plastic and metal, in the form of microchips, really becomes something "alive". It creates a first kind of interface to the machine to create human-readable code. Assembler language is therefore a kind of direct interface to a machine. It translates human-readable commands into machine executable code.