DrRacket

>that feel when I have to use DrRacket for my first Computer Science course.

WHY?

And not only that. The syntax of asm is more or less a one-to-one representation of its own binary representation. Any experienced programmer learns to see past the syntax of any language and knows that a compiler or interpreter transforms the source code into string of opcodes anyway, which will look a lot like asm, only the set of functions and values will match the semantics of the source language.

Syntax is just eye-candy.