Assembly Language Programming is a low-level programming paradigm that employs symbolic representations of machine-specific instructions to directly control hardware behavior at the register and memory level, distinguished from higher-level languages by its one-to-one correspondence with processor-level operations.
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George C. Necula · 1997 · 1.8K citations
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