Push, Pop, Move, Jump, Store. These are all basic assembly language instructions.

These instructions refer to the stack. The stack is a series of instructions waiting to be performed.

Curiously all done with labels. There are only a few main memory sections within an assembly program. The code, the data, and the stack.

Each memory section is managed and written in different ways.

Let us explore the inside scoop on the assembly language code that originally created life. ✨😎✨