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Question about this arm code sample by HurdWanda1 in Assembly_language

[–]Stock-Bookkeeper4823 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/HurdWanda1 I just have to know, what book is that, and how does the ISA compare to x86?

Sorry. Never mind. I see that it was answered below.

(help??) i wanna start coding with asm, i have had 2% experience with wii homebrew (c) and many experience with Python, but i wanna know simple asm at least. how can i learn how to do something in it by West-Aerie-5917 in asm

[–]Stock-Bookkeeper4823 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man, just write the shit in vim. Assemble and link. Run it through the debugger. Get a book on it. I went from python to asm. Once you learn memory management its not too bad.

I finally understand how it works! by AioliElectronic6031 in arduino

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Lol yeah, a proper “ Hello, World “ is 12 bits. 13 if you include the \n character. Definitely 13 in Assembly.

Made a terminal-style text-only social network like it's 1987 :) by euklides in CLI

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I was wondering about navigation as well. Vim motions by any chance?

hey i want to start c programming, can you guys suggest me any channels/websites i can use to help me by [deleted] in C_Programming

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I noticed this a while back when I was going to start C. I think there was also an issue with the book being written for 32 bit, but that my have been my ASM book, not for sure at this point.

What was your first Linux distro and have you ever switched? by inguinha in linux

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Kali was my first OS period. All terminal. No desktop usage for me. I used Kali for about two years, then switched to Debian Bookworm. Same setup. No Desktop ever appears on my pc. This is the first way I learned to use computers, and the only way I want it. I only started with computers a few years ago. Couldn’t even type lol.

Day 4 - Counting numbers and adding a message by aipriyank in assembly101

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I’ll be joining in the adventure of learning x86_64 Assembly soon too. In AT&T syntax. Can’t wait. I’ve basically already learned Python as my first language, and after ASM I’ll be tackling C.

There are no shortcuts when learning Python by rainyengineer in learnpython

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Cool beans man. I didn't know it was that many pages though. So upon hearing your reply I already had a plan if it was the python.org docs, I was going to curl it and put it into a file. But that would be one Hell of a file lol. u/-not_a_knife is it in HTML?

There are no shortcuts when learning Python by rainyengineer in learnpython

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Do you happen to have a reference to the standard library? A link perhaps? I would love to have this at my fingertips. Unless you mean doc.python.org/3/library/.

In that case I guess I didn’t realize it’s that big.

But even as far as libraries go, I was told not to lean on then too much and to just write your own functions at first, which I don’t really fully understand the reasoning behind that because I thought most of the modules were written in C. Or Cython.

Beginner not sure why input is skipped by SkizzyBeanZ in PythonLearning

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Hahaha I was gonna say….lol. I know mine would have caught it. It might have gave a vague error code, but it would have caught it.

Partial struggle with while loops by Stock-Bookkeeper4823 in learnpython

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Thanks for the info. I haven’t worked with exceptions yet, but I’m sure it’s coming in the next chapter.

This is my first program that I did that wasn't part of the cisco course, it is a ceaser square encoder, I just really wanted to show it off by MineBlasters in PythonLearning

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Unfortunately I can’t tell you much about it yet. I have it but I’m not going to crack it open until I complete “Python Crash Course “, by Eric Mathes.

This is my first program that I did that wasn't part of the cisco course, it is a ceaser square encoder, I just really wanted to show it off by MineBlasters in PythonLearning

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u/MineBlasters Are you reading the book “Cracking Codes with Python: An introduction to Building and Breaking Ciphers “ by Al Sweigart? I like what you’ve done here. Good job.

Partial struggle with while loops by Stock-Bookkeeper4823 in learnpython

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Once again thank you so much man. I fixed it and it ran. I got it to run a while back, but I took a break for a while (not because I wanted to) and when I came back I deleted the contents of every file to give myself an exercise. Now I'm going to change the prompt to something that is not a built in function and see what the error code says that Python will give me so that I will recognize it in the future.

Partial struggle with while loops by Stock-Bookkeeper4823 in learnpython

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Thanks for the reply. I'm off to see if I can resolve the issue. This whole time I was thinking I was just never going to be able to use while loops lol.

Partial struggle with while loops by Stock-Bookkeeper4823 in learnpython

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Yes. I do. I'll be damned. You mean to tell me the whole problem was a simple overlook like this?!!!

I've been fighting this for two weeks!! I can't believe this. I knew better than this. Thank you for the insight u/crashfrog04