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>I suggest you to use Assemply programming as it's
>easy to learn make you familiar with the hardware you
>are using (registers ,timers ....etc.)
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>

Hatem,
this is your very own experience. Others may suggest to use C instead of assembly.

Again and again and again: It's a matter of taste! It's a matter of your own understanding. It depends on how you can handle your preferred method.

Regards,
Sam