Introduction to PIC Microcontrollers Assembly Language (Tutorial 1)

This video is for beginners on Introduction to PIC Microcontrollers and Assembly Language programming.

[vajskidsconsoles]

Within half an hour assembly no longer seemed a super cryptic language. I am about to start a PIC version of an Arduino project i did in C++ and I'm feeling far more confident thanks to your 2 PIC videos. Very professional and excellent teacher.

[momolight]

Best PIC assembly prof, Best PIC assembly slides, Best PIC assembly video PERIOD!

[robertcroft]

When you edit your videos drop the noise at the bottom and raise the db levels. Your videos have more noise than usefull sound. Your information is very important, making it clear and easy to listen to will improve how many listen to it. Thx

[TheKvc]

You really helped me alot. I appreciate your help. I am a mechanical engineer but I'm also interested in electronics and doing stuff with computer programming, and I was always afraid of PIC controllers but you made me unafraid.
THANK YOU SO MUCH

[thabisomatsemela]

I am proud of you my brother. This is powerful. God bless

[njoyagazalih]

Thanks very much sir.
I'm looking forward to score a 30 in my CA

[kroome]

it was great i stumbled to your channel, i started to understand more on assembly language... hope to have much more tutorials... thank you very much for sharing...

[kitleong]

Excellent explanations and demonstrations!! Thanks very much!!

[damorafik]

Thank you sir please keep posting I like your videos 📹

[waynemichaelkz]

thank you for explaining these concepts so well

[penministries]

nicee tutorial and very informative.keep up the good work my brother.

[atolosatechnologies]

Nice video. I get a list of errors when building the project. Was wondering if you could advice.

[imtiazhussain]

Thank you sir. U made the things so easy.

[Leezorc]

Hello good video. But could you make a play list that way we can follow by order?

[jcfkyfk]

Sir, I have a question for 7:08. Why would there be no current flowing to the input when the switch is closed in configuration B? I don't get how current will flow directly just towards the ground and not also flow towards the input. Thank you in advance!

[oveschleisner-meyer]

Sorry but lausy sound... I can hardly understand you...