More languages, maybe Assembly

Question

I also study computer security and it would be great if they put a course on a language like Assembly. Who would you like?

Answer 1

x86_64 would be the most useable but since people are here to learn I think RISC would be the better option. Because it has a tiny and quite easy instruction set.

Answer 2

I also think it would be fine like that because in the past and tried with assembly to do some little things and only in the records I get lost

Answer 3

what kind of assembly? x86, arm...?

Answer 4

But most people here will not use risc anywhere. Teaching the general low level parts of a cpu and how they interact together would be a better option in my opinion instead of learning how to manipulate a certain one.

Answer 5

Most people in general won't use assembly.
But since it a whole new way of programming for most people, it would be better to be introduced to a simple language even if it's useless (at least right now).
I agree that there should be some low level courses here though.

Answer 6

Maybe both at the same time? Teaching the components, how they interact, and the instructions that make them interact. I'd totally be in to that course. Ben Eater has a series of videos in youtube teaching just that.

Answer 7

+1, I approve behind x86 and x86_64 assembly.