Honestly, the best way to get started with assembly is to start with another architecture than x86. My course in university was on 68k, and I thought it was mu

Honestly, the best way to get started with assembly is to start with another architecture than x86. My course in university was on 68k, and I thought it was much cleaner. These days, I'd probably suggest ARM - it's both relevant to the modern world and not quite as hindered with legacy concepts.