Assembly

Low-level programming language corresponding to machine instructions.

A programming language used to write low-level code that directly corresponds to machine instructions for a specific computer architecture.

Assembly language is derived from the process of manually translating machine code instructions.

Assembly language is like a simplified set of instructions that computers can understand directly, using short codes instead of long words.

What is assembly language? It's a low-level programming language
What does it do? It corresponds directly to machine instructions
Who uses assembly? Embedded systems developers and reverse engineers often use it

programming language

x86 assembly ARM assembly

computer program