What is assembly language?

Assembly language: It is a family of low-level language for microprocessors, programming computers, microcontrollers etc. All are implement a symbolic representation of the numeric machine codes and another constant required to program a specific CPU architecture. This representation is generally defined through the hardware manufacturer, and is based upon abbreviations that are called as mnemonic which help the programmer remember particular instruction, register etc. Programming of assemble languages is writing machine instructions in mnemonic form, by using an assembler to convert such mnemonics in associated data and actual processor instructions.