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Assembly is a family of very low-level computer languages just above machine code.

In assembly, each sentence corresponds to a single machine code instruction.

These instructions are represented as mnemonics in the supplied assembly language and are transformed into executable machine code by a utility software known as an assembler; the conversion process is known as assembly or assembling the code.