Write features of assembly language in detail?
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An interesting question, since there is not one assembly language but many of them. The first assembly language I learned over 40 years ago was called COMPASS, and it produced machine code for CDC 6000/7000 supercomputers. Since then I have encountered perhaps a dozen more and many had similar features including labels, macros, micros, data structures, conditional compilation, compile-time operations.
If I had to say I think the one defining feature of assembly language is that it gives the programmer bit-by-bit control over the end product that is run no the CPU for which it is targeted. If you have to (which is rare but sometimes absolutely necessary) you can control every bit.
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An interesting question, since there is not one assembly language but many of them. The first assembly language I learned over 40 years ago was called COMPASS, and it produced machine code for CDC 6000/7000 supercomputers. Since then I have encountered perhaps a dozen more and many had similar features including labels, macros, micros, data structures, conditional compilation, compile-time operations.
If I had to say I think the one defining feature of assembly language is that it gives the programmer bit-by-bit control over the end product that is run no the CPU for which it is targeted. If you have to (which is rare but sometimes absolutely necessary) you can control every bit.
Hope this answer will help you..《《
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an assembly language is a low level programming language in which there is a very strong correspondence between the program statement and the architecture machine code instructions
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