Difference between assembly and binary language
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Assembly is basically binary code written in a form that humans can read. The assembler then takes the assembly code and translates it line by line to the corresponding bit code. That being said assemblers also have extra functionality like macros etc. ... For programmers, Binary is just a numbering system.
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Assembly is basically binary code written in a form that humans can read. The assembler then takes the assembly code and translates it line by line to the corresponding bit code. That being said assemblers also have extra functionality like macros etc. ... For programmers, Binary is just a numbering system.
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