Binaries

Binaries are files that contain computer programs written in machine language, which is a code that the computer's processor directly understands. These files are usually created by compiling source code written in programming languages like C or C++. Instead of reading human-readable text, a binary file contains a series of 0s and 1s that control the hardware to perform specific tasks. Binaries enable software to run efficiently because they are already translated into instructions the computer can execute directly. Essentially, binaries are the ready-to-run versions of programs that power your applications and operating systems.