Understanding Assembly Language Syntax, Advantages, and Comparison with Machine Language.pptx

Explore the fundamentals of Assembly Language, its syntax, and its role in low-level programming. This presentation covers the advantages and disadvantages of Assembly Language and highlights its differences from Machine Language, providing a comprehensive understanding for anyone interested in computer architecture and system programming.

1. Understanding Assembly Language Syntax, Advantages, and Comparison with Machine Language

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3. Assembly Language

4. Syntax Each assembly language has four domains: Label: identify a specific program operation. Op-code: give the command to operate. Operand: obey the command to succeed in the operation. Comment: describe the operation

5. Example: MOV AX 0004 =1011 w reg 0004 =1011 1 000 04 00 = B8, 04, 00

6. Advantage

7. Disadvantages

8. Difference between Machine Language and Assembly Machine Language Assembly Language Machine language cannot be explained by humans and can be understood only by computers. Assembly language can be understood, used and applied by humans. Machine language do not support any type of modification. An assembly programming language can be modified easily. The risk of errors existing in the syntax of machine language is high. The risk of errors existing in assembly language is comparatively low. No compiler is necessary for executing commands. A compiler, also known as an assembler, is needed for the proper execution of assembly language commands.

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