What type of this source code?

In summary, the conversation is about identifying a source code that appears to be assembly code and converting it to C#. The code is for a PIC microcontroller and the conversation includes links to the PIC instruction set for reference.
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Hi!
May I know what type of this source code it is?It looks like assembly code, but I'm not sure.



LIST p=16f648a
include "P16f648a.inc"
__config h'3f18'


PC equ h'02'



cblock h'20'

endc



org h'0000'



movlw h'07'
movwf CMCON


bsf STATUS, RP0
movlw b'00000000'
movwf TRISB
movlw b'00100000'
movwf TRISA
bcf STATUS, RP0



setup


begin
goto begin


end

I just copy the structure of the program.This program is written for PIC.
I am a newbie for PIC programming, can someone tell me what code is this?And I want to convert this code to C#,any suggestion for the converter?

thanks!
 
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What type of source code is this?

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