What is Assembly Language? And what is the difference between Assembly Language and high-level language?
Assembly language in computer programming is any low-level programming language in which the instructions in the language have a very strong correlation with the machine code instructions architecture.
Assembly language is a low-level computer programming language that uses symbolic code and produces machine instructions. The main difference between assembly language and high-level languages is that the former is machine-dependent type of language while the later is machine-independent type of computer programming language.