What is the difference between assembly and binary?

Question

I have problems understanding the difference between assembly and binary. I just need to understand what is the relationship between related binary and assemblies.

Answer 1

The assembly is basically binary code written in a form that people can read. Then the assembler takes the assembly code and translates it line by line into the corresponding bit code.

Imagine that there is a table with a line for each possible assembly statement. Then on each line on the left is the instruction itself, and on the right are the corresponding bits that the computer can understand

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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0010 000000001

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0001 -> load

0010 -> add

0011 -> store

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load  1

add   1

store 5

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you can see when you translate it, 0001 is not really a number, 00000001 is. therefore, 0001 is just a designation, and the assembly is used to replace a cahr type note for better reading. 00000001 is really a number, and you can write it in any other form, but the match for the decimal is 1, since hex is also 1 :)