| Sometimes referred to as
assembly,
an assembly language is the low-level programming
language designed for specific processors.
Assembly
language uses structured commands
as substitutions for numbers
allowing humans to read
the code more easier than looking at binary.
Most high level programming
languages convert the code to assembly language when they are
compiled. Below is an example of assembly language code.
mov ax,4C00h
int 21h
Also see: 2GL,
Assembler, Low-level
language, Machine language, Programming
definitions
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