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Rasim from Rasmurtech.com give us another tutorial on Assembly Language Programming . In this tutorial Rasim talks about the ASCII Table and how to do simple math.
All references in this video came from:
Assembly Language for x86 Processors (6th Edition) http://goo.gl/n3ApG
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emu8086: http://goo.gl/AXgw2u
ASCII TABLE: http://goo.gl/qDqYDw
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Man so many people here posting negative comments, if you don’t like the video then don’t watch it. This guy is taking time out to make these videos and it requires a lot of effort. I find his videos helpful, i didn’t understand anything in assembly langauage before but now i’m beginning to understand. Thank you Rasim!
Rasim, Internet Explorer 8 and below is slow, so people make jokes of it. ( higher is pretty good, probably not better than chrome though ) BTW You can use the “ascii codes” menu on the emu8086 program. 🙂
awesome man ,i didng understood a thing at 1st ,now i can
Awesome tut xD,
I was hoping for a tut how I can get an Ascii Char from a decimal value by user input. Could you help me? I’m lost and I’m trying it over a week already.
can u post code fro converting ascii to hex?
One problem, Internet Explorer
That moment when you deleted the block of code hahaha I was laughing my ass out
hi, Rasim.
I just tried this code, but don’t understand what’s wrong.
.model small
.data
var db 2
.code
main proc
mov dl, var
add dl, 48
mov ah, 2h
int 21h
endp
end main
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It shows ‘ ý ‘ , instead of showing ‘ 2 ‘
How could you use this with the Irvine32 examples? Are you able to?
Will there be a problem if I write mov al, 2h ?
i love your video they are very clear ans simple to understand thank you
Would it work the same if you just did
mov dl, 50 ?
whats the problem if i write mov dl,50??? why we need to move 2 first and then add 48 ??
Great video! I have been looking for Assembly Language Programming and a compiler for over a year.You lesson are very well constructed. Small segment that will not overwhelm the student. Outstanding, thank you. P.S. I could not find the link for the ascii table.
thanx dude wonderful job and good way of explaination
thanks man yuh are helping me to save my semester yuh deserve 1k likes <3
thanks Rasim .
ascii codes also available on top of 8086 emulator (task bar) .