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| Low-Level Language: Assembly language is considered low-level because it is closely related to the hardware's machine code instructions. | ||
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| Hardware Specific: Each type of processor has its own assembly language, meaning code written for one type of CPU won't run on another without modification. | ||
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| Mnemonic Codes: Instructions are written using mnemonic codes, which are abbreviations of the operation (e.g., MOV for move, ADD for addition). | ||
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| Registers and Memory: Programmers have direct control over the CPU's registers and memory addresses. | ||
| Efficiency: Code written in assembly language can be highly optimized for performance and efficiency. |
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| >> Characteristics | |
| Low-Level Language: Assembly language is considered low-level because it is closely related to the hardware's machine code instructions. | |
| Hardware Specific: Each type of processor has its own assembly language, meaning code written for one type of CPU won't run on another without modification. | |
| Mnemonic Codes: Instructions are written using mnemonic codes, which are abbreviations of the operation (e.g., MOV for move, ADD for addition). | |
| Registers and Memory: Programmers have direct control over the CPU's registers and memory addresses. | |
| Efficiency: Code written in assembly language can be highly optimized for performance and efficiency. |
| ### YouTube Channels | ||
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| ### YouTube Playlists for Learning Assembly | ||
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I add assembly language resources..
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Closes #923
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