@carguy-xv2cl
Learned more from this video than a 3 hour lecture from my professor.
@darylivanhisola2867
you cannot put Assembly language and easy together
@kcvinu
1. How do you choose registers ? I mean, how do you know a specific register is good to store the value ? 2. Does assembly handles unicode string ? Especially 16bit WCHAR string 3. Can you declare a struct in assembly language ?
@Gengingen
Thank you! 😊 Brought back old memories - began doing this on 8048 Intel single chip microcomputer way back in 1984.
@Dominik_E
OMG ! I love this content! It's so useful! Thank you very much
@Xyz-r4b8j
Thank you bro, it is perfect
@DaniMartVTen
Asking as a general person, watching this video makes me wonder about LLM as the interface from verbal or text input. What would happen if we one-to-one convert every dictionary English word into dictionary Mnemonic instruction? Could we literally write a book from Word Processor on what we want any device, app, hardware, or software to do, letting the LLM construct it from a library of files? Think if it like the IKEA of computer building. In such case, we keep our personal library on a memory stick or in a cloud, dirrecting the LLM to analyze a blank canvas and solve available spaces and powers issues to desired construction parameters. I ask because I'm asking for a developer challenge on the Raspberry Pi for a "three brains system". On the left is a Pi 5 or 500 and monitor featuring the Raspberry Pi OS, in the center is an AI copilot with a monitor, and on the right is the blank canvas with a monitor. In this way, I can build whatever I want without screwing up the OS or AI, learning new skills in a sandbox. Between the three brains thereby requires a pipeline program so things can be safely moved between the three brains, like a security software perhaps? If this pipeline can read my library, corrupted texts can't harm the brains.
@sooommm8895
Thanks, i want tallk about security computer, and data structure such as stack and linkd list , Queue 😊
@pepelikepipi
Programming is the foundation upon which all technological marvels are built. Without programming languages to bring our ideas to life, we wouldn't have the wonders that shape our world today—smartphones that connect us, self-driving cars that redefine mobility, social media that bridges distances, or even the simplest tools like word processors that empower creativity. Programming breathes life into innovation, transforming dreams into reality and solving problems we once thought insurmountable. It's the heart of the digital age, and its impact is nothing short of revolutionary."❤❤
@TheGeezaz
well you have the GOAT that wrote the game roller coaster tycoon. that had more NPC's than the new games today in 2024 on screen at the same time, or if you have a battle simulator you have a cheap landscape and a skybox so yea, plus that game was not only written in Assembly but also was a very dynamic game. basicaly you can get as complex as it comes.
@jamesross3939
I learned on the Motorola 6809. It's a nice 8 bit CPU.
@joeobama-ox1ye
Nice &thanks
@shuvosarkar8888
well explained
@thanhmai8582
I have question: First programing language is written by hand, such as punch card and detect digital signal by holes on card or manually open close switches. Based on manually open close switches, they convert into abstraction as "mov" "add" in paper sheet? And why binary as text abstraction can generate electrical sign to interact with hardware
@WijthaGayan
Thank you for this !
@faxfir1027
I think the reading metaphor creates many problems when it comes to understanding how the CPU works. I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong, that the CPU's genetic makeup contains logic circuits that are like interlocking machines represented by each instruction; it's like a labyrinth of data buses and electronic logic circuits. Rather than reading, circuits are switched on and off thousands of times per second.
@abskrnjn
Great video, can't wait for the channel to get big 🎉
@haidhiangkawijana7553
Great video. I need this to dive into Reverse Engineering and malware analysis.
@piyushsharma7058
Thank you so much sir😊 🙏
@rennu_is_banned_but_still_here