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C is the same. Free to do whatever you want until the system stops you. Yet people hate coding in C for some reason, as there isn’t enough hand holding.

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Where C stop, continue in Assembly!

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Where Assembly stops, run an opcode fuzzer to locate undocumented instructions.

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return to monk and code in machine code

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Assembly IS machine code, just with with mnemonics

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