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An assembler allows you to write your program in assembly language which is one step away from pure machine language. The assembler actually translates your assembly program into machine language. A well-written assembly language program will provide the most speed and smallest code size, but writing a program in assembly language is generally considered to be more advanced and more difficult than writing a similar program in an interpreted or compiled language. Most 8052 programmers work in assembly language (about 52% according to a recent 8052.com survey). Using assembly language also gives you complete control over what the processor is doing. © OneStopFAQs.com A D V E R T I S E M E N T

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