"The previous edition of Hyde's book has been my go-to book for assembly language for years, and there's little doubt this edition will be similarly long-lived."

—SD Times: Software Development News (Read More)

"Considering the fact that many people seem to have difficulties in learning assembler, this book is a very good read and effectively introduces the reader to this fascinating topic."

—The Ethical Hacker Network (Read More)

"The Art of Assembly Language is a welcome addition to the bookshelf of any programmer who has yet to experience and appreciate deeper understanding of HLA gained as a result of reading the book."

—Dr. Dobb's (Read More)

"The beauty of this book and HLA is that the HLA compiler insulates the beginner from the drudgery and trickery of getting started from zero knowledge."

—A.P. Lawrence (Read More)

"And yes, people still do write in Assembly Language. And now, if you want to try this out for yourself, there is a great new book available to help you out. This is the second edition of Randall Hyde's The Art of Assembly Language."

—Scienceblogs.com (Read More)

"I was reading The Art of Asssembly Language, 2nd Edition by Randall Hyde the other day and really enjoyed his approach to teaching the assembly language programming."

—Hex Blog (Read More)

"As I remarked in respect of the first edition, if you want to use assembly language, or add it to your list of programming skills, this is the book to have."

—Linux Users of Victoria (Read More)

"If you are a beginner and want to find your way into lower level programming and gain an understanding of how a machine's hardware works then this is a good way to get into things."

—I Programmer (Read More)

"By the end of the book, readers will be pretty comfortable writing in programs using HLA and will have a new understanding of how computers operate."

—YYZtech.ca (Read More)

"The Art of Assembly Language is a good book for teaching you the basics of Assembly through the use of HLA as Assembly 'training wheels.'"

—The Durham University Computing Society (Read More)