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A manufacturing process where products are assembled in a sequential manner, increasing efficiency and consistency.
Low-level programming language used to write instructions directly for microcontrollers and embedded systems.
A low-level coding language that provides a way to write instructions closely related to a computer's machine code.
- - Assembler - Translates assembly language into machine code.
- - Registers - Small, fast storage locations within the CPU used for quick data access.
- - Opcode - The part of an instruction that specifies the operation to perform.
- - Label - A marker used to identify a location in the code for jumps or loops.
- - Memory Address - The specific location in memory where data or instructions are stored.
Assembly work generally involves the process of putting together components or parts to create a finished product, often requiring attention to detail, manual dexterity, and adherence to specified procedures or instructions. Evaluating requests for assembly tasks typically involves considering factors such as the complexity of the assembly, the required skills and tools, the volume of work, and the deadlines for completion. Clear documentation of product specifications, safety requirements, and quality standards also aids in assessing the scope and resources needed for effective assembly.
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