IBM Basic assembly language

IBM Basic assembly language is a low-level programming language used on the IBM PC and other IBM microcomputers. It is a derivative of the IBM System/360 Assembly Language. Basic assembly language is not very user-friendly, and is intended for experienced programmers who are familiar with the inner workings of the IBM PC. It is not recommended for beginners. Basic assembly language is used to write programs that run directly on the computer's hardware, without the need for an operating system. Programs written in assembly language are typically much faster and more efficient than those written in higher-level languages such as C++ or Java. However, assembly language is also more difficult to write and debug, and it is not portable between different types of computers. For these reasons, it is not often used for large-scale applications.