You Can Learn Assembly in 10 Minutes (it’s easy)

In this video, we go over the basics of assembly language. We talk about x86, or Intel assembly, and how you can write a simple program to do something with it in a short amount of time. Learn how to write a Hello World in x86 assembly in under 20 minutes. In 2020, programming assembly language has never been easier.

SOCIALS:

[vulna]

Holy fuck this is one of the only tutorials that makes sense to beginners like me, most people just write something down in asm and hardly even explain what is happening

[colydeane]

You have a knack for explaining things really clearly! Thanks.

[fleefie]

Assembly is wild, the only basics i have are from GBZ80 assembly and while nothing translates to X86, the basic logic is still there. Thanks for your interesting and well-made video :)

[id]

what a great video!
i like the fact that you didnt rtry to hide the fact that you messed up with _start and instead walked us through dealing with the probleem

[legion_prex]

oh my, i finally understood assembly. the syscall table made so much clear. thank you!

[jackkendall]

This was a really good video. You present things confidently and have a good speaking voice. I think it would probably go a little too quick for people entirely new to assembly, but as someone who knows the very basics it was basically perfect. Getting right into doing something useful with system calls was a good choice. Subscribed.

[chairmakerPete]

Fantastic video! Short, to the point, super-informative and entirely understandable. Assembler finally de-mystified!
Thank you - that's a terrific intro, and it makes me want to learn more. 👏👏

[alskaa]

I wish you have more content about assembly like that❤

[ChadDoebelin]

awesome explaination! thanks for making the video!

[bdoid]

wrote my first assembly using this vid and a tutorialspoint tutorial
thanks a lot 🧡

[mehrdadpc]

You are, great dude 😎
Simple and smooth explanation 👍

[jackkendall]

Also, jesus christ, it's so much easier to start writing assembly on Linux than it is Windows.

[TheMightyKingzuru]

I really enjoyed this tutorial, and I just couldn't help it but drop a big like and a subscription all at once.

[javiercitoshideout]

Hello! What environment are you using? It's a 32 bits linux? You have a Dockerfile for this?

[adruna]

So "int 0x80" is the x86 equivalent instruction to "svc 0" in ARM?

[ameerachannel]

your genius, i think the only person that can write code in assembly is genius like you

[lgtdhes]

can you keep making videos on programming in assembly x32 x64 and x86 it would help me a lot

[AuctorisVideo]

Question – I notice that you perform the "linking" step using gcc; whereas I've always used ld directly (I was first taught assembly some years ago)… What's the difference between the two?

[ObligedTester]

Thanks for a great video!
I followed this one, and it is working OK. However, the executable .elf file produced for the "hello world" example is 13K which seem a little excessive.
Is there some optimization I might be missing?

[ihakker]

can you make a video explaining asm with usage of cstdlib. I tried interpreting some c-code that was compiled to assembly (on aarch64, for simplicity sake), and I barely understand anything, even though I have quite some understanding about assembly