assembly language programming
Assembly language programming is the process of writing code using a low-level programming language that is closely tied to the architecture of a specific computer system. It involves directly manipulating hardware resources such as memory and registers using mnemonics and symbols, which are then translated into machine code by an assembler. This close relationship between the code and hardware allows for efficient and precise control over the computer system, making it ideal for specialized tasks where performance is critical.
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