depends on what level of code you want to look at.
Everything is boiled down to 4-bit words called nibbles. ex . 0101
Pairs of nibbles form bytes, and is the basic unit. 1010 0101
From there if you take binary combinations of these you produce hex. 6F02 (hexadecimal is 0-9 A-F )
Mostly programs are written in a higher level laguage farther up the food chain , in C++.
#include<iostream.h>
And all your macro-languages like used in games is just script like C scripts that are almost readable. ( like posted in the post above mine ) That one was obviously a snippet of code from a python script.
hope that covers whatever language level you wanted to look at ...
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