What are the memory handling of machine-level languages?
If you have asked this question, note that it does not make sense. I’ll humor you. If we’re talking about a programming language like an assembler (assembly), memory is handled on a “per register” basis where a register is a block of memory. The physical size of the register is dependent on the computer’s ISA (instruction set architecture). In a 32 bit system, each register would be capable of storing a 32 bit binary representation (2^32 – signed; please ask about signed and unsigned integers for more information).
