Assembly Programming

Assembly programming is a low-level coding language closely related to machine language, which computers understand directly. It uses simple, human-readable instructions to perform basic operations like arithmetic or memory manipulation. Each assembly language is specific to a computer's architecture, making it efficient but less portable than higher-level languages. Programmers use it to write system software, manipulate hardware, or optimize critical performance tasks. Learning assembly provides insight into how computers work at a fundamental level, bridging the gap between hardware and high-level programming languages, which abstract away these details for ease of use.