The author introduces NAND gates as the building blocks of NAND, a 16-bit computer emulated entirely on the web. Featuring a full tech stack including CPU, machine code language, and more, NAND showcases its capabilities through example programs like Average Pong and Overflow, highlighting various functionalities such as stack overflow and stack smashing exploitation. The author also delves into complex topics like GeneticAlgorithm and Manual Memory Management, emphasizing the manual memory management required in Jack programming. Additionally, the author discusses controversial aspects like Weak Type Coercions and Undefined Behavior, shedding light on the intricacies of programming in the NAND environment.
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