How exactly does the program work on a computer?

Question

Programming

Hello.
I am not a professional programmer, just an amateur. Even so, I don't always like that the IDE/compiler does a lot of work that I'm probably not even aware of (stack, heap, garbage collection, etc.).
Therefore, I ask for your help. Tell me, in which books there is a description of how the program written by me (or others) works. Not tied to any particular programming language. Those. the general principle of interaction between programs and computer hardware.
Thank you.
UPD: Thank you all!! I found a course on the basics of programming that I liked: www.intuit.ru/studies/courses/2193/67/info

Answer 1

Structure and interpretation of computer programs

Answer 2

"Code" Petzold, any book on assembler

Answer 3

In a normal environment, your program does not interact with the hardware at all, but with the operating system through system calls. The linux system calls are well documented, study man. If you want to touch the hardware, program calculators, microcontrollers, all kinds of arduino, device drivers.