You Can Learn Assembly in 60 Seconds (its easy) #shorts

You can learn assembly in 60 seconds, its NOT HARD.

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[bookle]

Finally, someone's being more creative with doing loops instead of say "and that's why..." or "so..." or anything I've seen in tiktok.

[sayeddileri]

Gonna add this to my resume now. Thanks.

[DssrtTV]

This blows my mind knowing Chris Sawyer wrote RCT in assembly.

[HeyHerdy]

The fact that Roller Coaster Tycoon was written in assembly is insane to me

[redorange]

All these suckers taking months to years to learn assembly while I only needed 1 minute.

[deforesttthompson]

The first line is making the start lable available to the linker not telling the program where to start.

[h_geen]

i like how you say 60 seconds and this will probably take me 6 years to understand

[HuntingKingYT]

Program #2: Write out a random number

Edit: Didn't expect that many people to take it seriously, just thought of a sarcastic way to show that assembly is not always a plug&play

[LowLevelLearning]

Damn yall watch shorts wtf also plz sub <3

[lefteriseleftheriades]

You can't just say mov $1, rax means we will write because on its own it doesn't mean that. You have to mention first that your intention is to making a syscall to write. which requires you to put the ordinal of the write routine in rax, the stream number to rdi, the address of the message in rsi and the length of the message in rdx

[notarandom]

And that's why Fortran was invented. And this is also why I use C++

[Kadori]

Yeah.... Fuck that I'ma stick to C# lmao

[faultboy]

"Variable inside the processor"

[Stopinvadingmyhardware]

Yes, the language is easy, but writing secure software at that level takes a bunch of knowledge and experience.

[blablabla]

For people who don’t understand, this is how I understood it.

You can call special functions by setting rax to something, then calling syscall.

So for example, writing to console is
Step 1: rax=1
Step 2: provide other arguments
Step 3: Syscall

While for exiting the program it’s
Step 1: rax=0x60
Step 2: provide other arguments
Step 3: Syscall

[freedom_aint_free]

My first experience with Assembly was back in the 80's when I was a kid with the Z80 architecture, what amazing processor it is.

[redcrafterlppa]

I can read and understand asm to some extent. But I never wrote it before. Besides some inline asm. I think being able to read it is more important than actually writing programs in asm.

[troyhackney]

This is awesome, could you make more of these short explanations with actual tangible result? Thanks and love this channel!

[prasadshopte]

More of this please. Mainly system calls and such.

[mohammadahmedragab]

please kindly make playlist on assembly language💙❤️💚♥️