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So this, you know, we are going to see what exactly the assembly language is.

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So assembly language is human readable, mission code consists of a sequence of instructions, it's

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the lowest language a human can understand.

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After this assembly language code, the code turns into the code and then it turns into the bits for

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the bits are generally zeros and ones so the human cannot understand.

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And the lowest level human can understand is the assembly language instructions and further that one

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cannot understand the code.

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And also it is programming language.

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You can see the CCP are the high level, but it's somewhat lower level than those languages.

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And you can have more grippo.

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The city and the assembly languages also processor specific.

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So there are different processors like examples are in and producers that I spoke to somebody associated

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with the internship's, it is called in their assembly and that is put to assembly language associated

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with Armus Karamazov.

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So if you write the code in the entire assembly and if you run run the code in the arm processor, it

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will not work.

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So there will be some syntax differences and some regional differences.

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And also instructions can also change.

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That's what it is called processor specific.

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So in this course, we'll be learning about the assembly and also that we will be able to do specific.