📜 Assembly Syntax & Structure

Assembly is all about precision. You tell the CPU *exactly what to do*, one instruction at a time. Here’s what makes up a typical Assembly program:

📝 Sections & Directives

• section .data — stores initialized data and constants
• section .bss — stores uninitialized data
• section .text — holds your actual code
• global _start — declares your program’s entry point for the linker

⚙️ Registers & Instructions

• mov — move data into a register
• add, sub, mul, div — math operations
• int 0x80 — makes a Linux syscall (older Linux systems)

📚 Example Code: Basic Math

🖥️ Simulated Output