What’s the Best Way to Start Learning Assembly Language?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

Hey everyone! I'm really interested in diving into assembly language, starting from the ground up. I've done some Googling, but I haven't found much that seems useful. Can anyone recommend good resources for beginners? I'm looking for advice on where to start, how to approach learning this language, and any tips on what steps to take next.

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Answered By TechExplorer88 On

It's crucial to decide which architecture you want to focus on since assembly languages vary greatly by CPU. If you're unsure, start with a popular one like x86 or ARM. But, just diving in without a particular focus is okay too! Just keep learning as you go.

Answered By BeginnerBytes On

I don't have a specific architecture in mind either, just looking to get started. I'm open to recommendations on what to choose as I progress!

Answered By SyntaxSleuth77 On

Have you looked into 'The Art of Computer Programming' by Donald Knuth? It's a classic and gives great insight, although it's broader than just assembly. If you have a specific architecture in mind, it might help narrow down your resources.

Answered By ProgrammingGuru99 On

Check out some solid books like 'Programming from the Ground Up' by Jonathan Bartlett and 'The Art of Assembly Language' by Randall Hyde. If you're more of a hands-on learner, try out 'Assembler School' for interactive assembly challenges. There’s also 'x86-64 Assembly Language Programming with Ubuntu' if you're on Linux, and don't forget the Intel manuals for deeper dives. Good luck!

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