Is there any technical limitation on what programs I can write using assembler (NASM)?
At the moment, I see only some kind of program that performs arithmetic operations, for example, adding two numbers.
Is it possible to write complex assembler programs that provide a graphical interface, access to the file system, play sounds, and so on?
I know that I will not write such programs, but I am curious if there are technical limitations on what programs I can write with assembler.
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