Disassemblies

Disassembly is the process of converting compiled software code back into human-readable instructions, often called assembly language. When software is written in high-level languages like C or Java, it is transformed into machine code that computers can execute. Disassembling reverses this process, allowing analysts or developers to examine how the software functions at a low level, which is useful for debugging, security analysis, or reverse engineering. While it doesn’t produce the original source code, it provides a detailed view of the program's structure and behavior in a form that can be understood and analyzed.