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Hack computer

The Hack computer is a theoretical computer design created by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken and described in their book, The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles. In using the term “modern”, the authors refer to a digital, binary machine that is patterned according to the von Neumann architecture model.

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Hack computer

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Triples101
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
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Hack computer

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related to Central processing unit (CPU) · 15
Hack computer → Address, ALU, As, CPU, CPUs, Data, Hack, It, RAM, The, The ALU, The CPU, This, To, While
related to External input and output (I/O) · 14
Hack computer → After, ASCII, Bitmapped, Codes, CPU, Fn, I/O, If, Logic, PC, RAM, Shift, The, The Hack
related to Operating cycle · 14
Hack computer → ALU, At, Because, CPU, Finally, Hack, Harvard, If, Independent, PC, ROM, Step-wise, The, The ALU
related to Example assembly language program · 11
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related to Hardware architecture · 10
Hack computer → Because, CPU, Data, Hack, I/O, RAM, ROM, The, The Hack, There
related to C-Instructions · 9
Hack computer → ALU, C-instruction, C-instructions, Hack, If, It, The, The C-instruction, These
related to Read-only memory (ROM) · 8
Hack computer → Addresses, CPU, ROM, Since, The, The Hack, The ROM, There
related to Assembly language · 7
Hack computer → A-instruction, Blank, C-instruction, Each, Hack, ISA, The Hack
related to Assembler · 6
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related to Instruction set architecture (ISA) and machine language · 6
Hack computer → Although, ALU, Hack, ISA, Since, The Hack

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Hack computeris atheoretical computer design created by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken and described in their book0.90text
Hack computerrelated to AssemblerFreely0.60section
Hack computerrelated to AssemblerHack0.60section
Hack computerrelated to AssemblerThe0.60section
Hack computerrelated to AssemblerEach0.60section
Hack computerrelated to AssemblerInstruction0.60section
Hack computerrelated to AssemblerISA0.60section
Hack computerrelated to Assembly languageThe Hack0.60section
Hack computerrelated to Assembly languageHack0.60section
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Hack computerrelated to Assembly languageEach0.60section
Hack computerrelated to Assembly languageBlank0.60section

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