assembly language
Assembly language is a low-level programming language that serves as a bridge between machine language and high-level programming languages, allowing humans to communicate with computers by using mnemonic codes that represent specific operations and memory addresses.
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Related Concepts (24)
- addressing modes
- arithmetic operations
- assembly directives
- binary code
- bitwise operations
- conditional branches
- data types
- direct memory access
- input/output operations
- instruction set
- interrupts
- logical operations
- low-level programming
- machine code
- macro assembly
- malware reverse engineering
- mnemonic
- opcode
- processor architecture
- registers
- reverse engineering techniques for buffer overflows
- shellcode
- shellcode development
- stack operations
Similar Concepts
- assembly language flags
- assembly language programming
- command language
- language documentation
- language translation
- language understanding
- loaded language
- machine translation
- programming errors
- programming language semantics
- programming languages
- proto-language
- sign language
- software architecture
- standard language