What’s more, it is super useful to be able to read assembly from your high-level tools when something goes wrong. Of course, one of the problems is that each assembly language is different.

Assembly languages are considered a low level language, while high-level languages such as C, Java, or Python use 0's and 1's instead of numbers, symbols, and abbreviations.

In a high-level language, it’s going to be a compiler’s task to figure out how to do the actual multiplication and create the corresponding assembly code for it.

What is considered high level also depends on the era. There were assembly languages 50 years ago that were easier to use than many high-level languages today.

In assembly language “put 1 in register 0” is written like this: “movs r0, #1”. So when the assembler see a “movs” operation it can generate the right machine code, depending on the ...

In a high-level language such as C++ or Java, one line of code generates a series of assembly language instructions, which results in multiple machine instructions.

Assembly language, to be as brief as possible, is any low-level coding language that communicates more directly with a computer's architecture than high-level languages like C++.