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What is an assembler?

An assembler is a computer software that converts assembly language code to machine code or object code that a computer’s central processing unit may execute. The assembler generates machine code that is particular to the computer architecture in which the program is being built. It allows software development at a low level, close to the computer’s hardware.

Related Questions

  • During assembly, what do symbolic labels get converted into?
  • Which assembly directive is used to define a constant value?
  • In the context of assemblers, what does “peephole optimization” involve?
  • Which of the following is NOT a data structure commonly associated with assemblers?
  • What is the primary output of an assembler?

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