WBahn wrote
It's actually the other way around -- you can do quite a bit more with an assembly-language program than you will be able to do with a program written in a higher-level language because those programs come with the inevitable overhead. That's the tradeoff for being able to work at a higher level of abstraction than assembly, which makes it easier to develop and debug your programs.
I totally get it’s quicker the closer you are to the hardware and more efficient—Just hard for my brain to wrap around when I’m writing so many lines of assembly to multiple variables that would be a single line in something like Python (though I can only imagine how much is happening behind the scenes to do that!).
I appreciate the response and I am slowly realizing this lol!