If you want a developer to have a good intuition for what assembly looks like, the only real way to do that is for them to take an assembly class or to play wit

If you want a developer to have a good intuition for what assembly looks like, the only real way to do that is for them to take an assembly class or to play with assembly a bit. It doesn't really matter if the assembly they play with comes from C or Rust or C++ or any other language that outputs assembly. In short, learning C doesn't teach you assembly. Learning assembly teaches you assembly.