well,. a frew things here, so little kids dont go running around with backwards ideas in their heads.
first off, assembly is not made of ones and zeros. Thats machine language. Asemble is stuff like push pop addi beqz etc.
and also, if you wrote yourself a machine langurage code, it would ONLY be ones and zeros, and it would ONLY work on certain processors. Normally whatever procesor you have will take the assembly language and then compile it into the bite code for you.
also, what you wrote is NOT what machine code looks like. I have a real working example of some if you want to really look at it.
most procesors are 32 bit at the moment, which means they take 32 bit lines of code at once.
so 32 ones and zeros, like this
http://www.villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20489
look at the pdf and then look at the "intruction memeory" to see how real machine code looks.