But the same command in assembly language might look like this: ADD Y.

They pushed the limits of what a single programmer could be expected to accomplish in assembly language.

Traditionally demos were written in assembly language, with lots of smart tricks, self-modifying code, undocumented op-codes and the like.

So Dennis and Stockman decided to write something better than UT-3 which would enable users to use the symbolic, easier-to-work-with assembly language.

He trains his students in computer skills that run the gamut from assembly language and networking right on through to cracking programs and virus writing.