I have a question (assembly)

Question

Is there a difference between 64-bit and 32-bit assembly programming languages? Because there is no difference in the rest ... And unlike other programming languages, it seems like we are talking to a computer?

Answer 1

Yes, 64 and 32 bit ASM is different. And yes, ASM is a mnemonic language for the CPU instruction set. This way you are talking to a computer or the hardware more directly. However, assembly languages can do more, and technically you are taking to an assembler. Similarly to how you talk to a compiler in compiled languages, or an interpreter in interpreted languages.