I would also add that when you're doing low-level work that requires mixing a bit of assembly and C (Or C++, but I mainly stick to C), being able to access the

I would also add that when you're doing low-level work that requires mixing a bit of assembly and C (Or C++, but I mainly stick to C), being able to access the preprocessor from assembly is really nice. The alternative is redefining tons of stuff so you can use it in your assembly. It's a niche use-case obviously, but it is still a nice use-case regardless and I'd wager you could do this with lots of other languages if you ever had a want/need.