Assembly Tutorial: Variables (data definition statements)

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In this video, I demonstrate how to create variables in an assembly program using a subset of the intrinsic data types in assembly. Data types examined include : BYTE, SBYTE, WORD, SWORD, DWORD, SDWORD, and REAL4.

In addition, we define what a directive is in the language.
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Great videos. Thanks for creating them they have been helpful. I noticed that for the data type DWORD you have it defined as a 32 bit SIGNED Integer, and SDWORD as a 32 bit UNSIGNED Integer. Perhaps I am wrong, but I am sure it is the other way around. DWORD is the unsigned and SDWORD is the signed 32 bit integer.

raydenwadholm
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DWORD is 32-bit unsigned integer
SDWORD is 32-bit signed integer

zarakaramat
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Subbed. Thanks for posting your knowledge here to share. I am in my last week of my Computer Organization course and have 2 projects due in two days, both of which I am struggling with very much.

mariuszpedzimaz
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You just read the slides from top to bottom

Wheres the learning?

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