Common rules of assembly language - Computer architecture and design

State some of the common rules of assembly language.

Some of the common rules of assembly level language are as follows:

- In assembly language the label field can be either empty or may specify a symbolic address.

- Instruction fields can specify pseudo or machine instructions.

- Comment fields can be left empty or can be commented with.

- Up to 4 characters are only allowed in the case of symbolic addresses.

- The symbolic addresses field are terminated by a comma whereas the comment field begins with a forward slash.