You can define macros over the assembly to gain a high level language sort of similar to an untyped dialect of C. For me it would be sort of like writing progr

You can define macros over the assembly to gain a high level language sort of similar to an untyped dialect of C. For me it would be sort of like writing programs in C versus higher level languages: much more tedious, will take longer and require better planning/upfront design, but doable. With practice you learn some tricks that can seem clever to anyone not writing a lot of asm. It’s “just” a very low level language IMO.