Professional Assembly Language Programming Guide - Learn Low-Level Coding for Embedded Systems & Performance Optimization | Perfect for Developers, Engineers & Students

So, first, background so people know how I fit in. I'm a finance guy who has a CS background. Took Assembly a while ago...and promptly forgot. Learned programming on Pascal, but have since done a little with C, VB, and Python. It's not my day job...not by a long shot...but I have written some very elaborate and inventive solutions using code that helps me and others in my day job. I wanted to learn (or re-learn) some Assembly which could prove helpful in R/E and in general learning about exploits and the like. It may help in my career if I want to move into a role managing technical teams, or it may not (oddly enough, all the programmers I work with respect me as a "suit" that knows what they do). At the end of the day, it's really about playing the RPG of life...growing stats.So, this book would be elementary if I were an engineer writing code all day...but I am not. I find this book to be challenging...but for someone like me it works. My real objective is to be able to read and understand Assembly...not really to use it or write it. I think this book fits the bill...but it even may be more detailed than I need. To just about anyone else in my profession...it would be too hardcore to even begin to understand, but I've got a lot of the fundamentals down as I can read and understand code I encounter, and can even (ineffectively) write if my life depended on it.I'm loving the book so far.