Assembly

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[edit] Intro

Assembly language is the lowest level language you can get to, short of using the Hexedecimal opcodes the CPU uses. There is no one specific language that can be called assembly because the instructions used by each architecture are different.

[edit] Common Architectures

x86 ARM PPC MIPS

[edit] See also