Which assembly language is best?

The most easy assembly language that you might want to learn is the MOS6502 language. That thing is very primitive and very easy and was the heart of the whole 8-bit boom of the 80’s, with it’s most famous computer: the C-64.

Is Assembly really that hard?

Assembly is hard to read and understand. It sure is, if you don’t know it. Of course, it’s very easy to write impossible-to-read assembly language programs. It’s also quite easy to write impossible-to-read C, Prolog, and APL programs. With experience, you will find assembly as easy to read as other languages.

What is Assembly Good For?

Why is Assembly Language Useful? Assembly language helps programmers to write human-readable code that is almost similar to machine language. Machine language is difficult to understand and read as it is just a series of numbers. Assembly language helps in providing full control of what tasks a computer is performing.

Is assembly language the fastest?

The fastest language is Machine Language — Assembly Language is an abstraction of Machine Language making it easier for humans to program computers. Assembly Language is next to the metal of the machine and because it is translated into Machine Language it’s as fast as the machine itself.

What assembly language is most popular?

There are many, many types of assembly languages. The current most popular are ARM, MIPS, and x86. ARM is used on lots of cell phones and many embedded systems.

Is Assembly easy to learn?

Assembly language is not difficult, in the sense that there is no hard concept to grasp. The main difficulty is: memorizing the various instructions, addressing modes, etc… when programming, having enough short term memory to remember what you are using the various registers for.

Is assembly a good language to learn?

Originally Answered: Is learning Assembly language worth the time? It is useful to learn. It isn’t useful to learn because you are going to write a lot of assembly code in your life. It’s useful because it teaches you how a computer works at a fairly low level.

Is assembly good to learn?

(EDIT)Assembly language is as close to the processor as you can get as a programmer so a well designed algorithm is blazing — assembly is great for speed optimization. It’s all about performance and efficiency. Assembly language gives you complete control over the system’s resources.

Is assembly faster than C++?

The C++ code in release mode is almost 3.7 times faster than the assembly code. It’s hard for a common programmer like me to wrote code faster than its opponent generated by a compiler.