Up to now, we have seen some conversions, but in this video, we are going to see some history of
assembly language.
So assembly language is a machine code language that is the lowest language a human can understand and
also can write the code.
And we do have more control of the things we can do.
That means if any language is lacking some features, we can implement those in assembly language.
And also 686 means that you do this.
And I want to discuss how the expertise has been.
Originated and 36, Tom came from the family of eight six eight zero one eight six and eight to six
microprocessors.
So these microprocessors are 16 because these 16 are extended to 32.
And this data is correct, 36, because the these chipsets are originated from the 16 microprocessors
and also extended registers from them.
And these 16 with process are also extended from the eight microcontrollers and the first into 16 processor.
And then in the same way, you can also treat the 64 bit operating systems, which we are using nowadays
as an extension to the tattoo.
So if you want to learn 64 bit assembly or something like that, you need to at least know the basics
of that.
You do.
If you know that I will do with assembly, then with additional registers and some modifications we
can easily understand for assembly.
That's why this course is only about to do the assembly in future.
I will try to call a 64 bit assembly also.