If you already know C or C++, I’d recommend checking out Compiler Explorer [1]. It helped me tremendously when learning assembly as I could see how source code

If you already know C or C++, I’d recommend checking out Compiler Explorer [1]. It helped me tremendously when learning assembly as I could see how source code translated to assembly, which helped me learn common patterns in assembly, etc. [1] https://godbolt.org/ https://godbolt.org/ Note: It supports more languages than C and C++, but with the exception of Zig, the others will typically have more complicated assembly output.