Commodore 64 Programming Part 2: Hello World

This video will go over transferring files to the C64, some basic assembly code and cpu information concerning the 6502/6510 processor.
Then we'll explore a simple hello world program, change the background colors and make use of a color table to add color to the text.

Github source code:

URLS mentioned in this video:

Intro tune is by Mr. Mygg (Jonas Sarvik) from Insane Copperstorm Demo:

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[AsafSaar]

Thanks for the intro.
loop 2: same functionality is achieved without comparing x to 12 (cpx 12)

[tigerx]

Thanks for all those C64 Assembly tutorials and how to develop C64 assembly code on a PC! That's really helpful! I always wanted to start but didn't know how, now I am trying to understand and manipulate the code to see what happens then. That's fun! Thanks! :-)

[christophehollebeke]

I'm a beginner with KickAssembler. Nice tutorial!
First missing comments in the video, but found your Github repo and happy with all the comments in the code, it help me a lot understand the code :)
One (stupid) question: try understand this line of code:
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ldx #$ff // load x with 255
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But why started at 255?
Searching the internet, but not find an answer for my question!